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Anonymous
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Business Days Age calculation between two dates excluding weekends

Dear Team,

 

i am trying to create a column Business Days Age in power BI (Difference between two dates excluding weekends). below is the table i am referring to.

Note: "Reporting Date" column is created by Formula. finding difficulty in arriving "Network days"

 

tried creating a query as below, but it didn't work as the "Reporting Date" column not appearing in the formula bar. As it is not in the original Data table(it is created by a formula)

 

= (StartDate as date, EndDate as date) as number =>
let
ListDates = List.Dates(StartDate, Number.From(EndDate-StartDate),#duration(1,0,0,0)),
RemoveWeekends = List.Select(ListDates, each Date.DayOfWeek(_, Day.Monday)< 5),
CountDays = List.Count(RemoveWeekends)
in
CountDays

 

Value DateReporting DateBusiness Days Age
6/1/20216/7/20215
5/13/20216/7/202118
6/2/20216/7/20214
6/2/20216/7/20214
6/3/20216/7/20213
6/2/20216/7/20214
5/28/20216/7/20217
6/3/20216/7/20213
6/3/20216/7/20213
6/3/20216/7/20213
6/3/20216/7/20213
6/4/20216/7/20212
6/4/20216/7/20212
6/4/20216/7/20212
6/4/20216/7/20212
6/4/20216/7/20212
6/4/20216/7/20212
6/4/20216/7/20212
6/2/20216/7/20214
5/28/20216/7/20217
6/3/20216/7/20213
6/2/20216/7/20214
5/31/20216/7/20216
5/31/20216/7/20216
6/2/20216/7/20214
6/2/20216/7/20214
6/2/20216/7/20214
6/4/20216/7/20212
6/2/20216/7/20214
6/2/20216/7/20214
6/2/20216/7/20214
6/2/20216/7/20214
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aj1973
Community Champion
Community Champion

@Anonymous 

 

 

  • Add a calendar table to your model, let's call it DimDate
  • Add column to the DimDate, use this formula 

WorkingDay_Mark =

VAR WeekDayNum =

  WEEKDAY ( DimDate[Date] )

RETURN

IF ( WeekDayNum = 1 || WeekDayNum = 7 ,0,1)

 

  • the formula will mark 1 for working days and 0 for weekends
  • to your fact table add column and use this formula

Business Days Age =

COUNTROWS (

           FILTER (

                   DimDate,

                   AND (

                            AND (

                                     DimDate[Date].[Date] >= Orders[Value Date].[Date],

                                     DimDate[Date].[Date] <= Orders[Reporting Date].[Date]

                            ),

                            DimDate[WorkingDay_Mark]

                     )

            )

)

 

Regards
Amine Jerbi

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aj1973
Community Champion
Community Champion

Hi @Anonymous 

Formulas created in the model you can't see them or use them in Power Query.

Use DAX in the model to get the numbers you want.

 

Regards
Amine Jerbi

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Anonymous
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Hi Amine,

 

If you can provide the DAX function to calculate the Age excluding weekends it would be helpful.

 

i am new to Power BI and not aware of DAX functions.

 

Regards,

Kiran

aj1973
Community Champion
Community Champion

@Anonymous 

 

 

  • Add a calendar table to your model, let's call it DimDate
  • Add column to the DimDate, use this formula 

WorkingDay_Mark =

VAR WeekDayNum =

  WEEKDAY ( DimDate[Date] )

RETURN

IF ( WeekDayNum = 1 || WeekDayNum = 7 ,0,1)

 

  • the formula will mark 1 for working days and 0 for weekends
  • to your fact table add column and use this formula

Business Days Age =

COUNTROWS (

           FILTER (

                   DimDate,

                   AND (

                            AND (

                                     DimDate[Date].[Date] >= Orders[Value Date].[Date],

                                     DimDate[Date].[Date] <= Orders[Reporting Date].[Date]

                            ),

                            DimDate[WorkingDay_Mark]

                     )

            )

)

 

Regards
Amine Jerbi

If I answered your question, please mark this thread as accepted
and you can follow me on
My Website, LinkedIn and Facebook

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