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oliverk
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Number of members to any date

 

I have the following columns in the DB

Membership level, joinDate, ExitDate,  Name

Level1,           01.01.2014,   31.01.2015,    name1

Level2,           01.06.2014,   31.12.2014,    name2

Level2,           01.06.2014,   31.12.2014,    name3

Level3,           01.05.2014,   30.05.2016,    name4

Level1,           201.06.2016                        name 5

 

would like the following:

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Thanks for Help

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v-huizhn-msft
Employee
Employee

Hi @oliverk,

As @Greg_Deckler said, create a Canlendar table by clicking "New Table" under Modeling on Home page.

Canlendar = CALENDAR(MIN('Table'[JionDate]),MAX('Table'[ExitDate]))

1.PNG

Create year and month calculated columns using the formulas.

Year = YEAR(Canlendar[Date])
Month = MONTH(Canlendar[Date])

3.png

Then create  a measure using the formula.

nember of people = CALCULATE(COUNTA('Table'[Name]),FILTER('Table','Table'[JionDate]<MAX(Canlendar[Date]) && 'Table'[ExitDate]>MAX(Canlendar[Date])))


Create two slicers including year and month respectively. Create a table visual to display the result.

5.PNG
More details, please refer to the attached file.

Thanks,
Angelia


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v-huizhn-msft
Employee
Employee

Hi @oliverk,

As @Greg_Deckler said, create a Canlendar table by clicking "New Table" under Modeling on Home page.

Canlendar = CALENDAR(MIN('Table'[JionDate]),MAX('Table'[ExitDate]))

1.PNG

Create year and month calculated columns using the formulas.

Year = YEAR(Canlendar[Date])
Month = MONTH(Canlendar[Date])

3.png

Then create  a measure using the formula.

nember of people = CALCULATE(COUNTA('Table'[Name]),FILTER('Table','Table'[JionDate]<MAX(Canlendar[Date]) && 'Table'[ExitDate]>MAX(Canlendar[Date])))


Create two slicers including year and month respectively. Create a table visual to display the result.

5.PNG
More details, please refer to the attached file.

Thanks,
Angelia


Greg_Deckler
Super User
Super User

So, you probably need a disconnected Calendar table and then you would be able to do a measure that counts rows if the MAX of that date is greater than joinDate and less than ExitDate, maybe something like:

 

CALCULATE(COUNTA(Name),FILTER(Table,Table[joinDate]<MAX(Calendar[Date]) && Table[ExitDate]>MAX(Calendar[Date]))

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