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Hi, I am trying to figure it out the number of employees under 23 who are currently active.
I have the formula for the employees under 23 :
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@alexcatala , if age is a column
active2 employees = var currentdate = MAX(d_DateTable[Date])
return CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(f_Employees[EmplCode]),f_Employees[EmpJoinDate]<=currentdate,or(ISBLANK(f_Employees[EmpLeavDate]),f_Employees[EmpLeavDate] > currentdate),'f_Employees',f_Employees[EmpAge] <=23)
if measure please share formula
@alexcatala , Please refer to this
@amitchandak I have already the formula for the active employees, but as I am trying to figure it out how many of them are under 23, it might be a different formula.
I used 2 measures to calculate employees under 23 and also to find out the active employees.
Now I only need how to link between them and make it work.
@alexcatala , if age is a column
active2 employees = var currentdate = MAX(d_DateTable[Date])
return CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(f_Employees[EmplCode]),f_Employees[EmpJoinDate]<=currentdate,or(ISBLANK(f_Employees[EmpLeavDate]),f_Employees[EmpLeavDate] > currentdate),'f_Employees',f_Employees[EmpAge] <=23)
if measure please share formula
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