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You can achieve this type of conditional join in Power BI by creating a calculated column in your table with the following formula:
= AND([start_date] <= [Business_date], [end_date] > [Business_Date])
This formula will return a Boolean value of True or False for each row in your table based on whether the condition is met or not.
You can then use this calculated column as a filter in your visualizations or as a join key in relationships between tables.
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