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marciocampos
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How to aggregate values in 2 dimensions

hi folks!
I need some help here !! Someone could help me? 🙂

 

I have a table with "test records" and I need to extract from it the "test total duration" and "days worked per test wave".


See the table (fATP):

RegionWaveTest NameStartFinish
RJ1A17/07/201918/07/2019
RJ1B18/07/201919/07/2019
RJ2A25/07/201926/07/2019
SP1A15/07/201916/07/2019
SP1B17/07/201919/07/2019

 

Result Expected:

RegionTotal Time
(days)
Working Time
(days)
RJ93
SP43

 

Total Time (RJ) = 26/07/2019 - 17/07/2019 = 9 days

Total Time (SP) = 19/07/2019 - 15/07/2019 = 4 days

 

for this metric i used the follow DAX expression: (working)

Total Time = DATEDIFF(MIN(fATP[Start]);MAX(fATP[Finish]);DAY)

 

but I couldn't make a DAX expression to get value by "working time".

Working Time (RJ) = (18/07/2019 - 17/07/2019) + (19/07/2019-18/07/2019) + (26/07/2019-25/07/2019) = 3 days

Working Time (SP) = (16/07/2019 - 15/07/2019) + (19/07/2019-17/07/2019) = 3 days

 

Any idea how to solve this?

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It's Working !!! Thank you very much darlove !!!

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AUaero
Responsive Resident
Responsive Resident

Why not create a calculated column to calculate the days between start and finish for each row?  Working Days would be the sum of the the calculated column.

This is not possible because we can have 2 tests performed on the same day and in this situation we have counted only 1 working day and not 2. See the example below:

 

RegionWaveTest NameStartFinish
RJ1A17/07/201918/07/2019
RJ1B17/07/201918/07/2019
RJ2A25/07/201926/07/2019

 

Working Time (RJ) = (18/07/2019 - 17/07/2019) + (26/07/2019-25/07/2019) = 2 days

Anonymous
Not applicable

[Working Time] =
var __onlyOneRegionVisible = hasonevalue( T[Region] )
var __differentTimeBounds =
    summarize(
        T,
        T[Start],
        T[Finish]
    )
var __workingTime =
    sumx(
        __differentTimeBounds,
        T[Finish] - T[Start]
    )
return
    if(
        __onlyOneRegionVisible,
        __workingTime
    )

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Darek

It's Working !!! Thank you very much darlove !!!

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