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Hi I'm trying to make a dynamic dashboard where the user could be able to choose 2 dates from 2 different slicers.
I cannot give a model due to sensitivity but lets try to give a context
Source:
Output date Project Name Has Pendency
2022-08-20 Project A Yes
2022-08-20 Project B Yes
2022-08-20 Project C Yes
2022-08-21 Project A No
2022-08-21 Project B Yes
2022-08-21 Project C Yes
2022-08-21 Project D No
2022-08-22 Project A Yes
2022-08-22 Project B Yes
2022-08-22 Project C Yes
2022-08-22 Project D No
My user should be able to select two date from 2 different slicers and make a comparison like (2022-08-20 my project counting was 3 and it's x less than other selected date).
I tried to do this with What If Parameter but there's no date type to select and I cannot have a blank field to user input a date since the user dont know the dates I have in the backend so needs to be a Dropdown list
Any clues?
Thank you so much in advance
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Hi @Collazo ,
I suggest you to create date tables by CALENDAR() or CALENDARAUTO() function.
Date 1 =
CALENDAR(MIN('Table'[Output date]),MAX('Table'[Output date]))
Date 2 =
CALENDAR(MIN('Table'[Output date]),MAX('Table'[Output date]))
Create unactive relationship between two date tables and your fact table.
Measure 1 =
CALCULATE(COUNT('Table'[Project Name]),USERELATIONSHIP('Date 1'[Date],'Table'[Output date]))
Measure 2 =
CALCULATE(COUNT('Table'[Project Name]),USERELATIONSHIP('Date 2'[Date],'Table'[Output date]))
Diff =
ABS([Measure 1] - [Measure 2])
Result is as below.
Best Regards,
Rico Zhou
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Hi @Collazo ,
I suggest you to create date tables by CALENDAR() or CALENDARAUTO() function.
Date 1 =
CALENDAR(MIN('Table'[Output date]),MAX('Table'[Output date]))
Date 2 =
CALENDAR(MIN('Table'[Output date]),MAX('Table'[Output date]))
Create unactive relationship between two date tables and your fact table.
Measure 1 =
CALCULATE(COUNT('Table'[Project Name]),USERELATIONSHIP('Date 1'[Date],'Table'[Output date]))
Measure 2 =
CALCULATE(COUNT('Table'[Project Name]),USERELATIONSHIP('Date 2'[Date],'Table'[Output date]))
Diff =
ABS([Measure 1] - [Measure 2])
Result is as below.
Best Regards,
Rico Zhou
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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