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These are the images for ease of understanding, I need to tell the column "id_apontamento" within the period.
Image 1 is the problem. this is my DAX now:
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You may modify your measure like pattern below and check if it can meet your requirement:
Coluna = VAR First_Date = MIN ( dCalendario[DATA] ) VAR Last_Date = MAX ( dCalendario[DATA] ) RETURN CALCULATE ( COUNT ( fDados_Servico[ID_APONTAMENTO] ); FILTER ( ALLEXCEPT ( fDados_Servico; fDados_Servico[ID_APONTAMENTO] ); dCalendario[DATA] >= First_Date && dCalendario[DATA] <= Last_Date ) )
Community Support Team _ Jimmy Tao
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
You may modify your measure like pattern below and check if it can meet your requirement:
Coluna = VAR First_Date = MIN ( dCalendario[DATA] ) VAR Last_Date = MAX ( dCalendario[DATA] ) RETURN CALCULATE ( COUNT ( fDados_Servico[ID_APONTAMENTO] ); FILTER ( ALLEXCEPT ( fDados_Servico; fDados_Servico[ID_APONTAMENTO] ); dCalendario[DATA] >= First_Date && dCalendario[DATA] <= Last_Date ) )
Community Support Team _ Jimmy Tao
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
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