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Hi all
I have gone through several threads trying to find what I want but I did not get a solution for my case (sorry if the solution has already been given to someone else).
I have a table like the below.
Product Inital Date End Date Value
AAAAA 01/01/2022 31/01/2022 60
AAAAA 01/02/2022 28/02/2022 50
AAAAA 01/03/2022 31/03/2022 70
Also, I have a Dates table whose relations with the Initial Date and End Date columns of this Table are inactive (otherwise I mess other stuff).
I want to create a matrix which shows the values for any given date. Like the one below.
Product 15/01/2022 31/01/2022 08/02/2022
AAAAAA 60 60 50
Thanks for your assistance
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@jtemes , try a measure like this with date table
calculate(sumx(filter(Table, Table[End Date] <= Max('Date'[Date])), Table[Value]), crossfilter(Table, Date, none))
@jtemes , try a measure like this with date table
calculate(sumx(filter(Table, Table[End Date] <= Max('Date'[Date])), Table[Value]), crossfilter(Table, Date, none))
The issue is that the table has more columns with other data and, if I do that, these data would be inaccurate.
in power query add colum {Number.From(Inital Date) ..Number.From(End Date)} and expand
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