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Hello guys! As suggested by @v-kelly-msft , I created this topic to talk about possible solutions for the following situation: I'm stuck on developing the solution below that resolves date overlaps. After creating the calculated columns, I will derive the specific indicators related to the project theme.
I would like your help to create the calculated columns according to the file available. Basically I can't reference the Start_failure_acumulated and End_failure_acumulated columns with themselves (row by row).
In the excel file, the calculated columns have the formulas you would like to apply in DAX to create them:
LINK DOWNLOAD DATASET: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1MuBf0FjDIUiPqBA3A4oU-DJFY-oD-KEX/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=11793...
I would be very grateful if you could help me in this case! 🙂
@Gbdate I can't figure out what you are trying to do.
@Greg_Deckler Greg_Deckler, how are you? In this topic I bring a solution that I developed in Excel to analyze overlapping periods (in this case they would be equipment failures) of different complexities.
My purpose is to be able to calculate some maintenance indicators based on the handling of overlapping failures.
From an initial dataset I would need to treat them and with this new data perform the calculations of the indicators (ex: Time between failures - TBF, Time to repair - TTR, Equipment availability in percentage.
However, I couldn't migrate this solution to Power Bi (DAX). I'm stuck on developing the codes for the calculated columns. Did I get it clear?
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