Start and End date, filtered by country.

[adrianonannini]

Hello,

I have a somewhat simple data modelling:

- ReportDate (my date table)

- LocationDim (with info on countries, regions, channels)

- SalesTable

- CampaignInfo table.

Both CampaignInfo and SalesTable have a key that concatenates Region_Sbs_Channel, so I can know the sales from a granular and Campaign Units = CALCULATE([Units], 'Report Date'[Period] = "Campaign Period")

Then in my ReportDate table, I've added the following column:

Period =

VAR BenchmarkCampaignPeriodStart = FIRSTDATE(CampaignInfo[Benchmark Campaign Start])
VAR BenchmarkCampaignPeriodEnd = LASTDATE(CampaignInfo[Benchmark Campaign End])
VAR CPer =
SWITCH(TRUE(),
'Report Date'[Report Date] >= BenchmarkCampaignPeriodStart && 'Report Date'[Report Date] <= BenchmarkCampaignPeriodEnd, "Benchmark Campaign Period",

"Other")
Return CPer

It performs perfectly, but - when I'm dealing with multiple countries, it gets the earliers Campaign Start date and the latest Campaign End date. I needed that to be filtered by my region_sbs_channel key.

So if the US had a campaign period between 01/01/2024 and 21/01/2024, it will get me the [Units] on that period only, and in the US only. Now if the UK had a campaign period between 07/12/2023 and 31/12/2023, it would do the same for the UK only.

Can anyone give me a light?

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