DAX Values are before one date column, after another date column

[IrishChristof]

Hi, I am trying to put together a report that looks at payments relating to customers who havent been on or returned from a trip.

I have a date table (DatesTable[Date]) linked to Payment Date (Pay[PayDate]), is it possible to also filter the returned date column (Pay[ReturnedDate])... I am using PowerPivot.

This is what I've tried...

<code>

VAR SelectedDate = MAX(DatesTable[Date])
VAR CumultiveReceipts =
FILTER (
'Pay',
'Pay'[PayDate]
<= SelectedDate
&& 'Pay'[PayDate] <= SelectedDate
&& 'Pay'[ReturnedDate] >= SelectedDate
)
RETURN
SUMX ( CumultiveReceipts, [YTDPay])

</code>

YTDPay is taking the total cumulative receipts based on my selected date..

<code>

YTDPay:=CALCULATE([NetReceiptsPay],

FILTER(ALL(DatesTable)

,DatesTable[Date] <= MAX(DatesTable[Date]) && DatesTable[Date] > MAX(DatesTable[Date])-7000

)

)

</code>

Anyone able to help?

[sturlaws]

hi @IrishChristof 

it is possible to have more than 1 relationship between to tables. E.g. you can create a relationship between DatesTable[Date] and Pay[ReturnedDate], in the model view you will see that the line representing this relationship is dashed. This means that the relationship is inactive. In a measure you can activate it by using the USERELATIONSHIP-function

Cheers,
Sturla

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[IrishChristof]

Thanks for the guidance.. I have created the relationship in the model (one active, and one inactive)..

How would I go about using the USERELATIONSHIP function to show sum of revenue ( Pay[RevenueGBP]) if Pay[PaymentDate] is before 13th February and Pay[ReturnDate] is after 13th February if I selected 13th February in DatesTable[Date]

ie: a list of payments received for customers who havent returned 

?

Thanks