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I've tried a few options like datesbetween with min and max date but I keep getting errors. I thought this wouldn't be as difficult as its proving to be.
I have a table with a date column and a parameter column that can switch out employee, manager, or nothing. Problem is when I have it just by date, when combined with the measure below, I am seeing everything in my date table. My data starts on March 1st but of course the date table is going back to Jan 1st. I want to only show from my min date to my max date in the date column of my main table. How would I acheive this?
Measure used in column:
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Figures i'd figure it out shortly after posting. I just put an IF statement before the SWITCH to get rid of any rows where one of my columns is greater than 0, thus removing everything where dates dont have data or any dates in between my date range that were empty, which it was grabbing as well.
Figures i'd figure it out shortly after posting. I just put an IF statement before the SWITCH to get rid of any rows where one of my columns is greater than 0, thus removing everything where dates dont have data or any dates in between my date range that were empty, which it was grabbing as well.
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