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Hello,
I have a date field that contains dates and "0". I need to create a measure that will count the dates but exclude the "0".
Any help would be appriciated and thanks in advance!!
Here is a sample of my date field for reference. So the total count should 6.
QORDT |
20220101 |
20230515 |
0 |
0 |
20210822 |
20230516 |
20230518 |
20210510 |
0 |
Regards,
Bill
Solved! Go to Solution.
Write a measure like this:
Date Count =
CALCULATE(COUNT('NameOfYourTable'[QORDT]), 'NameOfYourTable'[QORDT]) <> 0)
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Write a measure like this:
Date Count =
CALCULATE(COUNT('NameOfYourTable'[QORDT]), 'NameOfYourTable'[QORDT]) <> 0)
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Hi Ray,
The measure worked great! Thanks very much for the quick reply!
Glad it worked! Kindly mark it as solved for any future reference 🙂
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