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Anonymous
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Show charts with 2 dates in one table

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.

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@Anonymous

 

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Anonymous
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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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