How to COUNTIF within a specified date range

[cpatterson]

Hi again,

I'm trying to use the Gauge visual to demonstrate target completion vs actual completion based on enrollment dates. I think I need a measure to calculate how many values are in a column, but I keep running in to errors while trying to use EDATE() so I'm not sure I'm doing it quite right.

There are four unique under "Learning Plan Name" all with respective "Subscription Date." If they have not completed the training, "Completion Date" remains blank; however, if they have completed training, "Completion Date" has a value.

What I would like it to do is count the # of values in the "Subscription Date" column within the time allocated to complete the training to be my "target value" on the gauge visual. For example, if Silver Reel has a deadline of 12 months, I would like it count anything in "Subscription Date" that is 12 months or greater from today's date. The other "Learning Plan Name" values all have a 12 month deadline, except for one, which has a 6 month deadline. I would like it to calculate everything that should be completed, essentially.

[MFelix]

Hi @cpatterson 

Try the following measure:

Count plans out =
CALCULATE (
    COUNT ( 'Subscription Plans'[Learning Plan Name] );
    'Subscription Plans'[Completion] = "";
    FILTER (
        ALL (
            'Subscription Plans'[Subscription Date];
            'Subscription Plans'[Learning Plan Name]
        );
        'Subscription Plans'[Subscription Date]
            <= EDATE (
                TODAY ();
                IF ( 'Subscription Plans'[Learning Plan Name] = "Gold Reel"; -6; -12 )
            )
    )
)

Replace the column names by your model information and in the Gold Reel replace it by the plan that as only 6 months, in my example I call it Gold Reel to test out.

Regards,

MFelix

[cpatterson]

Hi @MFelix ,

Thank you for your help! Sorry for the delay in responding to this... I created the measure but when I add it to the visual (or any visual), it says "Can't display the visual."

Do you have an idea on what could be causing this?