Any help would be appreciated.
How would I create a column that checks against ID and provides yes for 10 absence occurrences within 6 weeks.
When it hits 10 occurrences it provides yes. If the absence carries on it does not count unless it is 10 more within 6 week.
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Hi @Connoza ,
Please try:
Column =
var _a = CALCULATE(COUNT('Table'[Employee]),FILTER('Table',[Employee]=EARLIER('Table'[Employee])&&[Absence]>=EARLIER('Table'[Absence])-42&&[Absence]<EARLIER('Table'[Absence].[Date])))
var _b = MOD(_a,10)
return IF(_b=0&&_a<>BLANK(),"Yes","No")
Final output:
Best Regards,
Jianbo Li
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Hi @Connoza ,
Column =
var _a = CALCULATE(COUNT('Table'[Employee]),FILTER('Table',[Employee]=EARLIER('Table'[Employee])&&[Absence]>=EARLIER('Table'[Absence])-42&&[Absence]<EARLIER('Table'[Absence].[Date])))
var _b = MOD(_a,10)
return IF(_b=0&&_a<>BLANK(),"Yes","No")
the var _a is to calculate the count of current employee in 6 weeks (6*7=42 days).
the var _b is to returns the remainder after var _a is divided by 10
If var _b is zero and var _a is not a blank value (if var _a is a blank value, then var _b may also be 0, so it should be excluded), it means that 10 absence occurred within 6 weeks. In this condition, return "yes", else "no".
Best Regards,
Jianbo Li
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Hi @Connoza ,
Please try:
Column =
var _a = CALCULATE(COUNT('Table'[Employee]),FILTER('Table',[Employee]=EARLIER('Table'[Employee])&&[Absence]>=EARLIER('Table'[Absence])-42&&[Absence]<EARLIER('Table'[Absence].[Date])))
var _b = MOD(_a,10)
return IF(_b=0&&_a<>BLANK(),"Yes","No")
Final output:
Best Regards,
Jianbo Li
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Really appreciate your help with this.
Would you be willing to breakdown the example, explain your thought process and what the dax is doing?
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