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Hi all,
I'm a bit stuck (and still learning BI) but I have a column 'Items' that includes a description of 'Highest'. I have been able to create a measure that gives me a total of 'Highest' as per below.
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@NiugeS , Try a measure like
KeyCount for High Priority = CALCULATE( [KeyCount], filter('Items', 'Items'[Priority] = "Highest" && 'Items'[created Date] >= eomonth(today(),-7) + 1 && 'Items'[created Date] <=today()))
@amitchandak Thank you! That worked. Can I ask why eomonth(today(),-7)+1 and not simply eomonth(today(),-6)?
@NiugeS , Try a measure like
KeyCount for High Priority = CALCULATE( [KeyCount], filter('Items', 'Items'[Priority] = "Highest" && 'Items'[created Date] >= eomonth(today(),-7) + 1 && 'Items'[created Date] <=today()))
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