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I have three calendar tables: Expiration Date, Payment Date, and Expiration Date. This is because I have several tables for different purposes and with different calculations of the date type.What would I like to know how can I unify into a single date table?
All my measures are related from their respective date tables. But if I had a main calendar table in which it would filter out the three tables and hence the measurements worked with these calendar tables.
it's possible? If possible, what would I need to do?
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I saw the mistake I was making. I was using three date tables and wanting to create a fourth to filter them out. But I should only create a single date table and use the USERELATIONSHIP function in the created measures.
This way I would have a single date table and when I need to calculate a measure based on another date I would do:
Measure = CALCULATE (<expression>, USERELATIONSHIP (<from date>, <to date>))
I saw the mistake I was making. I was using three date tables and wanting to create a fourth to filter them out. But I should only create a single date table and use the USERELATIONSHIP function in the created measures.
This way I would have a single date table and when I need to calculate a measure based on another date I would do:
Measure = CALCULATE (<expression>, USERELATIONSHIP (<from date>, <to date>))
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