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drrai66
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How to get Count of Incidents for last 90 days

Hello Experts,

I have 2 years of Incident data, so Unfortunately I am not able to attach any data or Picture this time, it is too big. The data has column such as Incident number, INcident Type( Auto or User). I can individually calculate the Number of Total  auto Incidents and Total User Incidents  for 2 years. I just need now last 90 days count of Auto and user Incidents. I can't do any filtering in Query Editor, as Initially this data set was for 4 Years and I reduced it to 2 years to do my other calculations. Any Formula or way?

Thanks

Deepak

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MFelix
Super User
Super User

Hi @drrai66,

 

Without any data is difficult to give you the rigth answer to your question however you should have something like this:

 

 Last 90 days = 
var Select_Date = MAX(Table[Date])

Return

CALCULATE( COUNT(Table[Incident]);Table[Date] >= Select_Date - 90)

This should work however did not test it out in PBI not on computer right now if you can provide a sample of your data just a simple data mockup would be helpfull.

 

Be aware that for this to work you need to have a date filter on your visuals, however if you want to have it for current date just change it to:

 Last 90 days = 
CALCULATE( COUNT(Table[Incident]);Table[Date] >= TODAY() - 90)

 

 

Regards,

MFelix


Regards

Miguel Félix


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MFelix
Super User
Super User

Hi @drrai66,

 

Without any data is difficult to give you the rigth answer to your question however you should have something like this:

 

 Last 90 days = 
var Select_Date = MAX(Table[Date])

Return

CALCULATE( COUNT(Table[Incident]);Table[Date] >= Select_Date - 90)

This should work however did not test it out in PBI not on computer right now if you can provide a sample of your data just a simple data mockup would be helpfull.

 

Be aware that for this to work you need to have a date filter on your visuals, however if you want to have it for current date just change it to:

 Last 90 days = 
CALCULATE( COUNT(Table[Incident]);Table[Date] >= TODAY() - 90)

 

 

Regards,

MFelix


Regards

Miguel Félix


Did I answer your question? Mark my post as a solution!

Proud to be a Super User!

Check out my blog: Power BI em Português



Hi

Sorry for Delay, I applied it and it Worked Perfectly!!!

Thanks

Deepak

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