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Hi @Anonymous ,
I created 3 date tables as a sample:
Then you need first to create a new table combing all the dates using below dax expression:
Table 2 =
UNION(DISTINCT('Table'[Date]),DISTINCT('Table (2)'[Date]),DISTINCT('Table (3)'[Date]))
Finally create a new table to get a calendar date containing the min date and max date:
Table 3 = CALENDAR(MIN('Table 2'[Date]),MAX('Table 2'[Date]))
And you will see:
For the related .pbix file,pls click here.
Hi @Anonymous ,
I created 3 date tables as a sample:
Then you need first to create a new table combing all the dates using below dax expression:
Table 2 =
UNION(DISTINCT('Table'[Date]),DISTINCT('Table (2)'[Date]),DISTINCT('Table (3)'[Date]))
Finally create a new table to get a calendar date containing the min date and max date:
Table 3 = CALENDAR(MIN('Table 2'[Date]),MAX('Table 2'[Date]))
And you will see:
For the related .pbix file,pls click here.
I would use CALENDARAUTO.
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