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Hi Community,
In need of your help, been struggling on this one for hours!
I've got a data model with multiple fact tables and dimension tables:
I've got a different date filter (in yellow) for both data visuals (one from Sales and one from Actions), this works fine.
At the moment I presented this report, users ask me to have only one date filter for both table-visuals.
Now comes the difficult part: when filtering per event, they ask to have the first date = DT_PlanningActions[Start_Action] and the last date = DT_Event[EventEndDate]
I've tried finding a measure that I can use to filter the dateslicer, but I can't find the solution.
Samble pbix here
Hope you folks can help me out!
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@Anonymous
I think I know what you are going for and was able to get it. I wrote a new measure for use in filtering the date slicer.
Date Filter =
VAR _EventEnd =
SELECTEDVALUE ( DT_Event[EventEndDate] )
VAR _Event =
SELECTEDVALUE ( DT_Event[Event_id] )
VAR _PlanningStart =
CALCULATE (
SELECTEDVALUE ( DT_PlanningActions[Start_Action] ),
TREATAS ( { _Event }, DT_PlanningActions[Event_id] )
)
VAR _Dates =
DATESBETWEEN ( DT_DateTable[Date], _PlanningStart, _EventEnd )
RETURN
CALCULATE (
COUNTROWS ( DT_DateTable ),
KEEPFILTERS ( TREATAS ( _Dates, DT_DateTable[Date] ) )
)
Then I applied that to the date slicer and set it to is not blank.
When you select an EventName the date slicer shows all the months between the two dates.
Sure, I can give it a go. The first two variables _EventEnd and _Event just read the Date and Event_ID based on the event selected.
Next we use the Event_ID to ficure out the PlanningStart date so now we have out two dates _PlanningStart and _EventEnd.
_Dates uses these two dates to generate the list of dates between the _PlanningStart and _EventEnd
Finally we count the rows in the dates table using the list of dates in the _Dates variable as a filter using TREATAS. Since the count is filtered it will return BLANK when it is outside the range of dates.
Hi @jdbuchanan71 ,
That seems to do the trick!!
I'm also trying to understand how you did this;
The result of the measure is the amount of days between start & end, right? I don't understand how this filters the date filter to give the correct months 😅😲. Could you maybe help me understand?
@Anonymous
I think I know what you are going for and was able to get it. I wrote a new measure for use in filtering the date slicer.
Date Filter =
VAR _EventEnd =
SELECTEDVALUE ( DT_Event[EventEndDate] )
VAR _Event =
SELECTEDVALUE ( DT_Event[Event_id] )
VAR _PlanningStart =
CALCULATE (
SELECTEDVALUE ( DT_PlanningActions[Start_Action] ),
TREATAS ( { _Event }, DT_PlanningActions[Event_id] )
)
VAR _Dates =
DATESBETWEEN ( DT_DateTable[Date], _PlanningStart, _EventEnd )
RETURN
CALCULATE (
COUNTROWS ( DT_DateTable ),
KEEPFILTERS ( TREATAS ( _Dates, DT_DateTable[Date] ) )
)
Then I applied that to the date slicer and set it to is not blank.
When you select an EventName the date slicer shows all the months between the two dates.
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