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RudolphVan
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Average Login Times - Earliest Entries

Hi All

 

I need to display the average login time in a card visual, which can be filtered using a User name slicer. Since some users log in and out multiple times per day, we only require the average of the earliest login time recorded each day.

 

Example: We Would only need the average time of te first login time each day.

User - NameUser - IDActionDateTime
User 1001Login2024/04/1607:36:25
User 1001Log Out2024/04/1617:05:33
User 1001Login2024/04/1507:38:48
User 1001Log Out2024/04/1509:22:05
User 1001Login2024/04/1514:06:52
User 1001Log Out2024/04/1517:00:55
User 1001Login2024/04/1408:03:25
User 1001Log Out2024/04/1413:01:36
User 1001Login2024/04/1413:59:52
User 1001Log Out2024/04/1416:49:23

 

I am looking for your support.

Thanks in advance.

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v-jialongy-msft
Community Support
Community Support

@HotChilli , thanks for your concern about this case. 

 

Hi @RudolphVan 

 

You can use the following dax to get the first login time each day:

Column = CALCULATE(MIN('Table'[Time]),FILTER('Table','Table'[Date] = EARLIER('Table'[Date]) && 'Table'[Action] = "Login"))

vjialongymsft_0-1713332647862.png

 

Then you can try converting the time to its corresponding number of seconds, calculating the average of those seconds, and then converting back to the time format.

 

 

 

 

 

Best Regards,

Jayleny

 

If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.

 

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v-jialongy-msft
Community Support
Community Support

@HotChilli , thanks for your concern about this case. 

 

Hi @RudolphVan 

 

You can use the following dax to get the first login time each day:

Column = CALCULATE(MIN('Table'[Time]),FILTER('Table','Table'[Date] = EARLIER('Table'[Date]) && 'Table'[Action] = "Login"))

vjialongymsft_0-1713332647862.png

 

Then you can try converting the time to its corresponding number of seconds, calculating the average of those seconds, and then converting back to the time format.

 

 

 

 

 

Best Regards,

Jayleny

 

If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.

 

Thanks a bunch, this solved my problem.

HotChilli
Super User
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Average of a time? That doesn't sound right.  What would that be for the data shown?

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