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Hi @bestmbaman ,
It appears that your coutofemployees column is a numerical column, and you are trying to filter the precalculated employee number column. Is this assumption correct? However, if you have the data which has the information of
instead of filtering the precalculate numerical column with date field, you can perform much more flexible headcount analysis, using a disconnected calendar table and a dax formula like below:
Headcount =
SUMX (
'Employee',
IF (
MAX ( 'Calendar'[Date] ) >= 'Employee'[Joining date]
&& MAX ( 'Calendar'[Date] ) <= 'Employee'[Leaving date],
1,
BLANK ()
)
)
I attach a relevant article which discusses this topic.
https://p3adaptive.com/finding-the-magic-part-2-on-the-way-to-data-happiness/
Best regards,
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