Using Date Table to compare multiple dates and Sum values

[DerekC]

I am using a date table and want to create a measure that shows shipments that were Enroute given a specific time period that is filtered.  If the ship date is greater than the MIN filtered date at the top and the Cust Del date is Greater than the MAX filtered date at the top then I am considering that Enroute and want to sum the Tonnage (yellow highlighted below).  Any help is greatly appreciated! 

[speedramps · Accepted solution]

I am using a date table and want to create a measure that shows shipments that were Enroute given a specific time period that is filtered.  If the ship date is greater than the MIN filtered date at the top and the Cust Del date is Greater than the MAX filtered date at the top then I am considering that Enroute and want to sum the Tonnage (yellow highlighted below).  Any help is greatly appreciated! 

Convert the arrival and delivery time to date type file because you dont need the time.

This will save save, run faste and make things less complicated.

Create a calendar table and use the calendar table date in the slicer.

Dont user the delivery table in your calandar table.

And dont have a relationship bewteen the calanedar and your delivery table.
Click here to lean about calendar tables 

Now create this meaure your own table and field names ....

Enroute Tonnage =
VAR mindate = MIN(Calander[date])
VAR maxdate = MIN(Calander[date])

VAR EnrouteDeliveries = FILTER(Delivery, Delivery[shipdate] > mindate && Delivery[deliverdate] > maxdate )
RETURN
CALCULATE(
SUM(Delivery[tonnage]),
EnrouteDeliveries)

How it work ....

The filter command creates a temporary table of enroute deliveries.
The calculate command then just sums tonnage for the enroute deliveries.

Warming!

Consider carefully if you should be using > or >= to select the correct date ranges

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