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Hello,
I'm currently trying to calculate the amount level of Implementations in progress to visualize the increase/decrease of workload over time.
At first I thought it was as simple as 'total amount - amount completed = running amount'.
However 2 date fields play their part (DateCreate and DateCompleted).
So it appears it's not that simple.
I have 1 fact table with the implementations (and their unique ID's). In this table I have 2 date fields (DateCreated and DateCompleted) as well as a column 'Status', 0 = open, 1 = complete.
I have a Calendar dimension with an active relationship betweent Calendar.Date and FACT_Implemenations.DateCreate.
Also an inactive relationship between Calendar.Date and FACT_Implemenations.DateCompleted.
I tried the following measures;
measure1:
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