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Hi,
I am looking to show sales information for employees three months after they have started. I have the start date in a table and have created a measure for the 3 month date or x month date:
3mth Date = EOMONTH(FIRSTDATE(date[start date],3)
I then created a measure to try and filter on the 3 mth date but it would only pull all sales to date effectivley no filter applied. I've included the DAX in a screencap below:
The intended result wuold be to have the measure displaying sales either on the 3mth date or up to the 3mth date ie:
Employee 1 would show 100 (on the date) or 110 (up to and including the date)
If someone could help me with this out or point in the right direction it would be much appreciated.
Thanks
Nick
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Awesome, Thanks Yggdrasill
I made a couple of changes and seems to give the correct result. Two references to the sales table and the other two are to the employee table.
3 month revenue =
CALCULATE(sum(Sales[Amount]),
DATESBETWEEN(
Sales[Date],
FIRSTDATE(Employee[Start Date]),
eomonth(FIRSTDATE(Employee[Start Date]),2)
)
)
Thanks
Nick
Hi,
It is difficult to help unless one sees the relatioships and the different tables. Share the link from where i can download your workbook.
Try DATESBETWEEN()
thanks Yggdrasill, I couldn't get DATESBETWEEN to work
I tried your scenario
This is what you need
3M from startdate = CALCULATE ( SUM ( Table1[Amount] ), DATESBETWEEN ( Table1[start date], FIRSTDATE ( Table1[start date] ), DATEADD ( FIRSTDATE ( Table1[start date] ), 3, MONTH ) ) )
Then create a visual table and insert employee and then this measure to get this
Awesome, Thanks Yggdrasill
I made a couple of changes and seems to give the correct result. Two references to the sales table and the other two are to the employee table.
3 month revenue =
CALCULATE(sum(Sales[Amount]),
DATESBETWEEN(
Sales[Date],
FIRSTDATE(Employee[Start Date]),
eomonth(FIRSTDATE(Employee[Start Date]),2)
)
)
Thanks
Nick
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