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Hi All.... I have a requirement i am struggling with...
I have logic as below as a slicer to divide my activities.
But the problem is if the activity followupstartdate is 5th feb and today is 16th feb, and if the closed status is not equal to s or u it has to fall under 2 categories.(Open & Due now ,Open & 7+days past due). but as per below screen shot t falls under due now. how do i acheive it? i.e when i select any option between these two below i should be able to see that activity.
Help please!
Hi @jostnachs ,
You can try the following code
DueStatus =
VAR TodayDate = TODAY()
VAR ClosedDate = V_DimActivities[FollowupStartDate]
VAR ClosedStatus = V_DimActivities[ClosedStatus]
VAR DaysDifference = DATEDIFF(ClosedDate,TodayDate,DAY)
RETURN
IF(
ClosedStatus <> BLANK() && (ClosedStatus = "S" || ClosedStatus = "U"),
"Closed",
IF(
ClosedStatus <> BLANK() && ClosedStatus <> "S" && ClosedStatus <> "U",
IF(
DaysDifference > 7,
"Open & 7+days past due" ,
IF(
DaysDifference >= 0,
"Open & Due now"
)
)
)
)
Turn on multi-select in slicer settings
Final output
Best regards,
Albert He
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jostnachs,
I'm guessing your logic is a calculated column? In any case, one DAX calculation can't return two different values. My first question is why would your slicer criteria not be mutually exclusive? Why would one item fall under multiple statuses?
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What do you mean by mutually exclusive... sorry i dont get it.
jostnachs,
Why would your slicer criteria not be mutually exclusive, meaning I would suggest having slicer options (ex: A, B, and C) where one activity must be either A, B, or C and cannot be more than one of A, B, and C at the same time.
Let me know if I should explain further or differently!
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