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I have a metric calculating the difference between the first and last date in a series of date changes.
Thanks in advance
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You can use a SUMX like this:
DeltaTotal =
SUMX ( VALUES ( TableName[Column] ), [Days Close Date Delta] )
Where [Column] is whatever column is the lowest level of granularity in your visual.
Thank you! i had been trying something similar but basing it off of the date field and not the id field. that fixed my issue!
You can use a SUMX like this:
DeltaTotal =
SUMX ( VALUES ( TableName[Column] ), [Days Close Date Delta] )
Where [Column] is whatever column is the lowest level of granularity in your visual.
Thank you! i had been trying something similar but basing it off of the date field and not the id field. that fixed my issue!
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