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Hello all,
I've spent some time trying to come up with some logic, however I can't seem to get anywhere with it.... hopefully one of you can help.
Below is a sample table, which shows the date that a piece of work was "received" and the date that it was completed ("Closed"). Each 'Case ref' is given a value ('Bulk Count') of 1 in this example, however in the real dataset this could be any number.
[CASES TABLE]
If the date in the below table is the => than the Received date and < Closed date, then I want to sum all the row values in the Bulk Count column, where that condition is met.
[DATE TABLE]
So, the final table should look something like this;
Sorry if that doesn't make any sense, my brain is a little fried. Please ask questions if you need any clarification.
Thanks in advance.
Try to create a measure like this:
Measure = CALCULATE(SUMX(FILTER(ALL('Table'),'Table'[Received]<=MAX('Table 2'[Date])&&'Table'[Closed]>=MAX('Table 2'[Date])),'Table'[Bulk count]))
Best regards
Liang
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