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Filter with two dates
- 7 months ago
using Selectedvalue funciton you can achieve this. Find attached the file which might help you
- Anonymous7 months ago
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Yes, this is possible, but it can’t be done with a standard date slicer alone because slicers work on one date column at a time. You need to model the logic explicitly.
Use one Date table and check whether the selected date range overlaps your Start/End dates.
1) Create / use a Date table
Mark it as a Date table.
2) Create a measure
In Date Range =
VAR MinSelDate = MIN ( 'Date'[Date] )
VAR MaxSelDate = MAX ( 'Date'[Date] )
RETURN
IF (
MAX ( Fact[StartDate] ) <= MaxSelDate
&& MAX ( Fact[EndDate] ) >= MinSelDate,
1,
0
)3) Use it
Put 'Date'[Date] on a Between slicer
Add In Date Range = 1 as a visual-level filter
This keeps rows where the date interval overlaps the slicer selection.