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mgilbert
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Display a date range in visualization

I have agents call records with the date of the calls, talk time and call counts in a visualization and I want to dislplay the date range as a lable for the full set of records. I know that I can use the Min and max function for the dates. As an example I have call record for a week and need to show the user the records cover from 1/30/17 to 2/3/17.

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Anonymous
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How about creating 'From Date' and 'To Date' measures (or similar names) using MIN and MAX as you've suggested, then displaying these on a Multi-Row Card visual?

My goal is to display the min and max date for the entire dataset and only display in once on the visual like a label or a title.

Hi @mgilbert,

You'd better create measures to get the min and max date as follows. Then add the measures to visualization.

 

Max=CALCULATE(MAX(Table[Date]),ALL(Table))

Min=CALCULATE(MIN(Table[Date]),ALL(Table))


If this doesn't resolve your issue, please share some sample data and expected result. Thanks a lot.

Best Regards,
Angelia

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