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DebbieE
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Creating an 'Open' Measure to show if something is open against a date period e.g month

‎12-06-2019 07:03 AM

Im just starting to think about how to display the following

     Start Date        End Date             Fact

A   05/02/2019      06/09/2019        1

B   20/04/2019      03/05/2019         1

C   01/05/2019      29/05/2019         1

 

Obviously if you want to show by Start date you would get the following

     Feb 19    Apr 19    May 19

A    1

B                   1

C                                  1

 

But what happens  you want to display that its open between start and end dates ?

     Feb 19    May 19 Apr 19    May 19   Jun 19 Jul 19 Aug 19 Sep 19 Oct 19

A    1             1          1            1             1          1          1          1         1

B                                1            1

C                                              1

 

Is there an easy way of setting this up as a dax measure so you can create an 'open' Measure to use?

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mwegener
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‎12-07-2019 09:51 AM

Hi @DebbieE 

 

check this out.

 

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mwegener
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‎12-10-2019 09:45 AM

Hi @DebbieE ,

 

try this:

 

 

Fact Start = 
CALCULATE(
	SUM('Table'[Fact]);
	FILTER(
		ALLSELECTED('Date'[Date]);
		'Date'[Date] <= MAX('Date'[Date])
	)
)

 

 

 

Fact End = 
CALCULATE(
	SUM('Table'[Fact]);
	FILTER(
		ALLSELECTED('Date'[Date]);
        ENDOFMONTH('Date'[Date]) < MAX('Date'[Date])
	);USERELATIONSHIP('Date'[Date];'Table'[End Date])
)

 

 

 

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