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Dave_de_Castro
1 year agoFrequent Visitor
Filtering a Table for a date range that exists in two date columns
Hi There, I am fairly fresh here so please forgive me if this has been asked previously. I have a model which has a date table and a fact table with two date columns (ME_PostDate, ME_Rec_Date, not...
- 1 year ago
I would suggest a measure like this:
P_PDRD_Month = VAR ME_Rec_Date_Filter = CALCULATETABLE ( VALUES ( a_NZ_JPR[ME_Rec_Date] ), USERELATIONSHIP ( a_NZ_JPR[ME_Rec_Date], Date_Table[Date] ) ) RETURN CALCULATE ( SUM ( a_NZ_JPR[J Profit NZD] ), -- Apply ME_Rec_Date_Filter simultaneously with filter based on active relationship. KEEPFILTERS ( ME_Rec_Date_Filter ) )The idea is to create a filter on ME_Rec_Date using the inactive relationship, then combine this with the Date_Table filter combined with the active relationship.
(I couldn't open the workbook as it seems to be a local link.)
Does this work for you?
OwenAuger
Super User
1 year agoI would suggest a measure like this:
P_PDRD_Month =
VAR ME_Rec_Date_Filter =
CALCULATETABLE (
VALUES ( a_NZ_JPR[ME_Rec_Date] ),
USERELATIONSHIP ( a_NZ_JPR[ME_Rec_Date], Date_Table[Date] )
)
RETURN
CALCULATE (
SUM ( a_NZ_JPR[J Profit NZD] ),
-- Apply ME_Rec_Date_Filter simultaneously with filter based on active relationship.
KEEPFILTERS ( ME_Rec_Date_Filter )
)
The idea is to create a filter on ME_Rec_Date using the inactive relationship, then combine this with the Date_Table filter combined with the active relationship.
(I couldn't open the workbook as it seems to be a local link.)
Does this work for you?