Graph that shows me how many items was delivered under 20 min, 60 min, 5 hours and 24 hours.

[Anonymous]

I already have all the infos, i just dont know know to make this graph. 
My itens are separated by id and have the time spent on each item. 

Plz ignore all the items that isnt the "id number" and "Tempo Horas" 

Now i just need somehow filter my data to plot in whatever graph that looks better the infos that i need.

Needs to be:
< 20
>20<60
>60<5h
>5h<24h 

Can be a tree graph, pizza graph, bars graph, actually doesnt matter.

[v-yangliu-msft]

HelloVieiraguilherme ,

Here are the steps you can follow:

1. Create a column.

Second = DATEDIFF('Table'[Change On  Timestamp_PrevRow],'Table'[Change On Timestamp],SECOND)

compara =
var _minute='Table'[Second]/60
var _compare=
SWITCH(
    TRUE(),
    _minute <20,"<20 min",
    _minute <60,"> 20 min and < 60 min",
    _minute <300,"> 60min and < 5 h",
    _minute < 24 * 60,"> 5h and < 24h",
    ">24h")
return _compare

2. Result.

You can download the PBIX file from here.

Best regards

Liu Yang

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[amitchandak]

@Anonymous , Create a new column like this and use in visual

Switch(true(),
[Tempo Horas] <time(0,20,0) ," < 20 Min",
[Tempo Horas] <time(1,0,0) ," < 20 to 60 min",
[Tempo Horas] <time(5,0,0) ," < 60 min to 5 hrs",
[Tempo Horas] <=time(23,59,59) ," < 5 hrs to 1 day ",
">= 24 hrs"
)

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