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cammc
Frequent Visitor

Calculating with working days in the quarter to date

Hi All,

 

I have the below measure which is fine in use on some other pages in bringing back the number of working days that a call centre agent is working that week/month

 

It brings back the total for the selected period which is fine, however for the quarterly page I need it to bring back the number of working days worked up to today and not the end period of the date range selected. I belive i need to adjust the ' CALCULATE(SUMX(DISTINCT('Date'[Date] ' part of the formula but im hitting a brick wall - any help would be appreciated

 

Working Days Quarterly Measurement = if(CALCULATE(COUNT(Dials[Called Number])=BLANK()) && [Today]-1 < MAX('Date'[Date]),BLANK(),CALCULATE(SUMX(DISTINCT('Date'[Date]), [Current Agents] )-[ABS]))

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Ashish_Mathur
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Hi,

Share some data and show the expected result.


Regards,
Ashish Mathur
http://www.ashishmathur.com
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cammc
Frequent Visitor

Any help on this would be great please!

Hi @cammc 

I took a look at your measure and am unsure what [Current Agents] and [ABS] represent.

 

Working Days Quarterly Measurement =
IF(
    CALCULATE(
        COUNT( Dials[Called Number] )
            = BLANK()
    )
        && [Today] - 1
            < MAX( 'Date'[Date] ),
    BLANK(),
    CALCULATE(
        SUMX(
            DISTINCT( 'Date'[Date] ),
            [Current Agents]
        ) - [ABS]
    )
)

 

I would like to help but I'm a little unclear about your requirements.

 

Can you show the following?

 

1)  Please provide sample data that covers your issue or question completely.
https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Community-Blog/How-to-provide-sample-data-in-the-Power-BI-Forum/ba-...

 

2) Please show the expected outcome based on the sample data you provided.
https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/How-to-Get-Your-Question-Answered-Quickly/m-p/1447523

 

3) Please explain how you would expect to get from 1) to 2).

 

Hi so what I am trying to acomplish is - i have the below table on one of my reports and the date range selected is q1 (Jan 1 - 31 March 2023) 

 

cammc_0-1680512684575.png

 

The values on the chart all use the number of working days (highlighted) to make their calculation for the averages.

 

The below measure takes the number of working days between the start and end of the quarter and then removes where an absence is marked on the ABS sheet - this is so the averages are based on the number of days they have worked as opposed to the total number of working days. Current agents is a measure

 

Current Agents = CALCULATE(COUNTX(FILTER(Agents,Agents[Start Date]<=max('Date'[Date]) && (ISBLANK(Agents[End Date])
|| Agents[End Date]>max('Date'[Date]))),(Agents[Target ID])))
 
The measure used to get that figure is as below

 

Working Days Quarterly Measurement =
IF(
    CALCULATE(
        COUNT( Dials[Called Number] )
            = BLANK()
    )
        && [Today] - 1
            < MAX( 'Date'[Date] ),
    BLANK(),
    CALCULATE(
        SUMX(
            DISTINCT( 'Date'[Date] ),
            [Current Agents]
        ) - [ABS]
    )
)

 

The issue I have is that the above calculation will calculate the total number of working days in the selected quarter, and not the calculation from the start of the quarter untill today (or the max of that period if looking back after the quarter)

 

so if we were looking at it tomorrow (20230404) the solution I would want would be for it to divide by one and not the 50 odd working days in the quarter, and then the following day divide by two etc.

 

This is the ABS Table

 

DateDayAgentAgent IDAbsentReason
02-Jan-23MondayAgent 189YesAnnual Leave
02-Jan-23MondayAgent 263YesAnnual Leave
02-Jan-23MondayAgent 374YesAnnual Leave
02-Jan-23MondayAgent 488YesAnnual Leave
03-Jan-23TuedayAgent 263YesAnnual Leave
03-Jan-23TuedayAgent 374YesAnnual Leave
03-Jan-23TuedayAgent 189YesTraining Day
03-Jan-23TuedayAgent 488YesTraining Day
04-Jan-23WednesdayAgent 263YesAnnual Leave
04-Jan-23WednesdayAgent 374YesTraining Day
05-Jan-23ThursdayAgent 189YesTraining Day
05-Jan-23ThursdayAgent 263YesTraining Day
05-Jan-23ThursdayAgent 374YesTraining Day
05-Jan-23ThursdayAgent 488YesTraining Day
06-Jan-23FridayAgent 263YesTraining Day

 

My date table is a heck of a lot bigger than i can pull a sample from but below are some of the key fields 

 

DateDateKeyCalendar Quarter YearDay TypeCurrent Employees
01/01/202320230101Q1 2023Non-working day5
02/01/202320230102Q1 2023Non-working day5
03/01/202320230103Q1 2023Working day5
04/01/202320230104Q1 2023Working day5
05/01/202320230105Q1 2023Working day5
06/01/202320230106Q1 2023Working day5
07/01/202320230107Q1 2023Non-working day5
08/01/202320230108Q1 2023Non-working day5
09/01/202320230109Q1 2023Working day5

Hi @cammc 

A couple of questions...

1) Near the end of [Working Days Quarterly Measurement], you subtract [ABS] from your SUMX.  I thought you said ABS was a table.

2) Can you copy sample data for Dials like you did for ABS?  (Agents would probably help as well.)

3) I'm not sure why you would have a [Current Employees] column in your Date table.

ABS is a table - what its doing is minusing the current agents if they have an absense.

 

ExtensionDate/HourCalled NumberOutgoing call durationConnectsDuration (M)Suration (S)DateHour
3152703/01/2023 10:09--Redacted--00:07:2117.3544103/01/202310:09:54
3152703/01/2023 10:29--Redacted--00:05:001530003/01/202310:29:05
3152703/01/2023 10:35--Redacted--00:03:5013.83333333323003/01/202310:35:19
31526103/01/2023 10:40--Redacted--00:00:0200.033333333203/01/202310:40:49
3152703/01/2023 10:49--Redacted--00:00:3110.5166666673103/01/202310:49:58
3152703/01/2023 10:50--Redacted--00:00:2110.352103/01/202310:50:32
3152703/01/2023 10:50--Redacted--00:00:4510.754503/01/202310:50:55
3152703/01/2023 10:53--Redacted--00:02:1312.21666666713303/01/202310:53:19
31526103/01/2023 10:56--Redacted--00:02:4112.68333333316103/01/202310:56:16
3152703/01/2023 10:58--Redacted--00:01:2511.4166666678503/01/202310:58:45
31526103/01/2023 11:02--Redacted--00:02:0212.03333333312203/01/202311:02:12
3152703/01/2023 11:02--Redacted--00:01:4111.68333333310103/01/202311:02:18
31526103/01/2023 11:10--Redacted--00:00:2210.3666666672203/01/202311:10:17
3152703/01/2023 11:11--Redacted--00:00:5410.95403/01/202311:11:04

 

the current employees in that table is a calculation i have done for each date - it pobably should sit elsewhere however when i built this a few years back I cut some corners

As far as I know, you can't subtract a table which makes sense since there would be no way of determining which column to subtract.

 

Is there any way you can make up a pbix with the relevant parts of the model as well as your sample data?

cammc
Frequent Visitor

So to add to the above what I am trying to do is change it from a period calculator to calculating up to today based on the slicer which impacts this.

 

Also what will need to be added is more than just replacing the max date with Today because if its reviewed once the quarter has passed it would need to bring back the whole date range in the selected slicer.

 

I belive its the below part which I need to adjust so it does the calculation as at the moment its just pulling back the entire data range rather than to today

 

CALCULATE(SUMX(DISTINCT('Date'[Date])

 

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