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I am trying to show how much time is available for work per person between today and a floating deadline - CPA firm needs to know hours commited vs hours available to work.
I have added a Dates table, with a column for weekday (1/0) and created a relationship between the date column and the date in the table being used for the filter. I created a measure in the table being used for the filter that has sum(dates[weekday]) as the formula and I only get the total of all dates, not the filtered sum of dates -
What am I doing wrong and what other information might help me solve this?
Hi,
I assume you have 2 tables: work and weekInfo. See screenshot below.
create relationships between these 2 tables:
create a column called “remainWorkingDays “ in “work” table:
remainWorkingDays = COUNTAX(Filter(weekInfo, weekInfo[date] >= TODAY() && weekInfo[date] <= 'work'[deadline] && weekInfo[weekday] = 1), weekInfo[weekday])
And you will see the result:
Best Regards
Alex
Can you provide sample data and the output desired to come out with a solution.
Cheers
CheenuSing
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