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I need the earliest start date and latest end date from two different columns and put them as date range
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@Yqy , If you need a two columns
Min(Table[Start])
Max(Table[End])
If you need as two measures
Minx(allselected(Table) , Table[Start])
Maxx(allselected(Table) ,Table[End])
If you want default a range based slicer , create a calendar with those date, I doubt you can initialize range based slicer
calendar(
Min(Table[Start]) , Max(Table[End]) )
@Yqy , If you need a two columns
Min(Table[Start])
Max(Table[End])
If you need as two measures
Minx(allselected(Table) , Table[Start])
Maxx(allselected(Table) ,Table[End])
If you want default a range based slicer , create a calendar with those date, I doubt you can initialize range based slicer
calendar(
Min(Table[Start]) , Max(Table[End]) )
the calender one works thank you
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