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Hi all,
I'm creating a measure that its ok, but I want the same number without taking count of (month)
B_ClientsPromo has to be always 170 like in may. Here's the formula:
Thanks!
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Hi @amitchandak , Thanks! I've been able to extend the value to all months, but now the value is incorrect (1026 instead 170):
Any ideas? The truly clients who have bought in may are 170:
Thanks for all!
@Anonymous , Try like
CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(Tickets[client_id]),FILTER(all(Tickets),Tickets[date]>MIN('Acciones Promocionales'[DisponibleDesde]) && Tickets[date]<MIN('Acciones Promocionales'[DisponibleHasta]))
Hi @amitchandak , Thanks! I've been able to extend the value to all months, but now the value is incorrect (1026 instead 170):
Any ideas? The truly clients who have bought in may are 170:
Thanks for all!
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