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Hello!
I need help making a formula or series of formulas that can provide me with a distinct count of user ID that donated in FY 2024, did not donate in FY 2023 AND donated any time prior to FY 2024. All the dates are
Re-engagement measure = CALCULATETABLE('Table1', DATESBETWEEN(Table1[Gift date],DATE(2023,07,01),DATE(2024,06,30)), NOT(DATESBETWEEN(Table1[Gift date],DATE(2022,07,01), DATE(2023,60,30))), DATESBETWEEN(Table1[Gift date],DATE(1980,01,01), DATE(2022,06,30))) return COUNTROWS (_table)+0
This post got me nearly all the way there- but I am getting the error message "return is not correct syntax". Any ideas? I dont often use DAX so I apologize if this is an obvious answer.
Hi,
Share data in a format that can be pasted in an MS Excel file.
Re-engagement measure = COUNTROWS(CALCULATETABLE('Table1', DATESBETWEEN(Table1[Gift date],DATE(2023,07,01),DATE(2024,06,30)), NOT(DATESBETWEEN(Table1[Gift date],DATE(2022,07,01), DATE(2023,60,30))), DATESBETWEEN(Table1[Gift date],DATE(1980,01,01), DATE(2022,06,30))))
Personally I would use EXCEPT and INTERSECT instead.
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