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I'm trying to get a comma separated list of all the values in a field that relate to an individual time period. There can be multiple overlapping promotions, hence the use of CONCATENATEX().
The data model I have is quite simple:
I can get the exact desired effect as a calculated column in the DateCal table by using the following formula: Current Promotions = CALCULATE(CONCATENATEX(Promotions,Promotions[Promo Name],", "),FILTER(Promotions,Promotions[Begin Date]<=DateCal[Date]&&Promotions[End Date]>=DateCal[Date]))
I just can't get the formula to work as a measure so that I can dynamically filter based on date (and add it as a tooltip).
What am I missing to get this working?
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