using measure to filter table

ajm

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hi folks, i want to filter my data table for active projects using a measure that counts all active projects. My measure, "Active Projects", compares the start and end date selected by users on a slicer to the start and end dates of the projects listed in the table. listed. Where the dates line up, that project is deemed to be active. and is counted into the total Active Projects number. so that is a single number.

Power Query:
Active Projects = 
VAR SelectedStartDate = MIN('ExtXLFileDates'[Date])
VAR SelectedEndDate = MAX('ExtXLFileDates'[Date])
RETURN
CALCULATE(
    DISTINCTCOUNT('ForwardPlan'[Description]),
    FILTER(
        'ForwardPlan',
        ('ForwardPlan'[Activity Start] <= SelectedEndDate && ('ForwardPlan'[Activity End] >= SelectedStartDate))
       ||('ForwardPlan'[Activity Start] >= SelectedEndDate && ('ForwardPlan'[Activity End] <= SelectedStartDate))
   ||('ForwardPlan'[Activity Start] < SelectedStartDate && 'ForwardPlan'[Activity End] <= SelectedEndDate && ('ForwardPlan'[Activity End] >= SelectedStartDate)) 
    ||('ForwardPlan'[Activity Start] > SelectedStartDate && 'ForwardPlan'[Activity Start] <= SelectedEndDate && ('ForwardPlan'[Activity End] >= SelectedEndDate)) 
    ))

I want to filter my data for these Active projects. How can this be done?
 

Excel Facts

Can a formula spear through sheets?
Use =SUM(January:December!E7) to sum E7 on all of the sheets from January through December
Add a table to the canvas
Add some columns (ie project number, desc)
Add the measure you wrote to the table. It will only show the projects that are in your date range
 
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