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What I am trying to accomplish create a calculated column in my date table to return the value of a column from another table where I only have a start and end date. It should be pulling in the value of 'Event Header_Basic'[POS Event Code], if DimDate[Date] is between 'Event Header_Basic'[Date Start] and 'Event Header_Basic'[Date End].
What I've tried is:
Column = CALCULATE( VALUES('Event Header_Basic'[POS Event Code]), FILTER( 'Event Header_Basic', 'Event Header_Basic'[Date Start]<=(DimDate[Date]) && 'Event Header_Basic'[Date End]>=(DimDate[Date]) ) )
I recieved an error "A table of multiple values was supplied where a single value was expected.".
Does anyone have any other suggestions?
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@Anonymous,
You may use DAX below.
Column = CONCATENATEX ( FILTER ( 'Event Header_Basic', 'Event Header_Basic'[Date Start] <= ( DimDate[Date] ) && 'Event Header_Basic'[Date End] >= ( DimDate[Date] ) ), 'Event Header_Basic'[POS Event Code], "," )
@Anonymous,
You may use DAX below.
Column = CONCATENATEX ( FILTER ( 'Event Header_Basic', 'Event Header_Basic'[Date Start] <= ( DimDate[Date] ) && 'Event Header_Basic'[Date End] >= ( DimDate[Date] ) ), 'Event Header_Basic'[POS Event Code], "," )
I have a similar case and this DAX "almost" works for me, the only challenge that I have is that I have multiple lines with multiple results, hence I end up getting something like "A,A,A,B,B,B,C,C". How can this formula be modified if I have 1 or 2 more criteria (columns) to match?
thanks in advance @v-chuncz-msft
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