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jalaomar
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Date duration and conditions

Hello,

 

I have two column in my table, Actual start date & Schedule start date 

I would like to combine these 2 column into 1 column based on a condition. IF there is an actual date display that one else Schedule start date.

 

Once I have that column I would then like to measure the duration of that date compared to today's date.

 

ProjectIDActualStart ScheduleStart DateValueDuration 
A2022-10-142022-10-102022-10-144
Bnull2022-09-232022-09-2325

 

anyone who can support?

 

BR

J

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DataInsights
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@jalaomar,

 

Try these calculated columns:

 

DateValue = COALESCE ( Table1[ActualStart], Table1[ScheduleStart] )
Duration = DATEDIFF ( Table1[DateValue], TODAY(), DAY )

 

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DataInsights
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@jalaomar,

 

Try these calculated columns:

 

DateValue = COALESCE ( Table1[ActualStart], Table1[ScheduleStart] )
Duration = DATEDIFF ( Table1[DateValue], TODAY(), DAY )

 

DataInsights_0-1666099251171.png

 





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Thanks @DataInsights ! It works

 

Have another question, now that I have the Duration, I added another measure to give some value based on duration days 

if duration >0 && duration <=7, 1,0 etc.

 

I would like to count number if rows with the value 1 if column Project ID is blank.

 

so below we have some rows with value 3 and I would like to count number of rows with value 3 where the Project ID rows is blank.

 

jalaomar_0-1666105848064.png

 

Hope the question makes sense.

 

Thanks!

 

@jalaomar,

 

You could try a measure like this:

 

Count Measure = 
CALCULATE (
    COUNTROWS ( Table1 ),
    Table1[Fulfillment] = 1,
    ISBLANK ( Table1[ProjectID] )
)

 

Make sure ProjectID is actually blank and not an empty string.





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Hi, It didn't exatcly work. I did change the number to match my Fulfillment measure.

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@jalaomar,

 

I created calculated columns for Duration and Fulfillment, whereas you are using measures. To filter in a CALCULATE expression as I did in line 4 of [Count Measure], you have to use a column. Another advantage to using calculated columns for Duration and Fulfillment is that you can use them in a slicer/filter.





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