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How to show Data Grouped by User Defined Date Range?
Sample file attached.
The user is selecting 2 time ranges and I am doing some calculations to show the data, but the problem is that I am unable to group the data in the user-defined time ranges and showing up as 1 row for each date.
Hello,
Not an expert like the folks tagged below, but here is something to get you started.
Have you considered the following:
CreatedDate_NonProd =
CONCATENATE(MIN('Table'[NonProdDate]),
CONCATENATE("-",MAX('Table'[NonProdDate]))
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Thanks - I can concatnate - that's not an issue. Problem is more with how to sum the numbers as I am counting the rows with a certain measure value.
Consider using a mix of Variables in the SUMMARIZE table function. Each column can be a calculation NonProdCounts and Prod Counts respectively
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@amitchandak @Ritaf1983 @lbendlin @Idrissshatila @PijushRoy
Can you please help.
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