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I have 2 dates in one dataset: 'StartDate' and 'EndDate'
All records will have StartDate, but not all records will have EndDate.
In this case, how can I show them with 'Clustered column chart', unable to link those 2 dates into 1 date.
I will need a 'date' for Axis, and the value will be 1) count of StartDate 2) count of EndDate.
@Anonymous
Hi,
Could you please tell me if your problem is solved? You can mark the right answer to help others if it's convenient for you.
Best Regards!
Dale
You will use the USERELATIONSHIP function to "activate" the inactive relationship
SomeMeasure = COUNTROWS(MyTable)
Total Start Count := CALCULATE( [SomeMeasure] )
Total End Count := CALCULATE( [SomeMeasure], USERELATIONSHIP(MyTable[EndDate], Calendar[Date]))
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