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abartozzi
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Insert an index for a time range

Hi Team, 

 

have this question for you guys regarding a sort of index column. I have this (simplified) dataset for you, where the date range is expanded into different rows in order to reflect the daily duration of each product. 

 

Product nameDuration (days) Duration (night) Service Start (date)Operation day (date)End day (date)
X13210/01/202110/01/202112/01/2021
X13210/01/202111/01/202112/01/2021
X13210/01/202112/01/202112/01/2021
X13220/01/202120/01/202122/01/2021
X13220/01/202121/01/202122/01/2021
X13220/01/202122/01/202122/01/2021

 

what do I need to add to this is a sort of index column that counts the days as follows in this example:

 

Product nameDuration (days) Duration (night) Service Start (date)Operation day (date)End day (date)Day no
X13210/01/202110/01/202112/01/20211
X13210/01/202111/01/202112/01/20212
X13210/01/202112/01/202112/01/20213
X13220/01/202120/01/202122/01/20211
X13220/01/202121/01/202122/01/20212
X13220/01/202122/01/202122/01/20213

 

what do I get is this

 

Product nameDuration (days) Duration (night) Service Start (date)Operation day (date)End day (date)Day no
X13210/01/202110/01/202112/01/20211
X13210/01/202111/01/202112/01/20212
X13210/01/202112/01/202112/01/20213
X13220/01/202120/01/202122/01/20214
X13220/01/202121/01/202122/01/20215
X13220/01/202122/01/202122/01/20216

 

How do i get to the first chart result?

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Hi @PhilipTreacy  and @ryan_mayu 

 

As i needed to do that at query level (the next step was to merge a query with that column) i created a date difference between Operation day and service start +1 as Custom column in order to achieve "day no" column. 

 

The added column with RANKX was another idea I used as at the very beginning!

 

thank you for your hints

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ryan_mayu
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@abartozzi 

 you can try to create a column

Column = RANKX(FILTER('Table','Table'[Product name]=EARLIER('Table'[Product name])&&'Table'[Service Start (date)]=EARLIER('Table'[Service Start (date)])),'Table'[Operation day (date)],,ASC)

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Hi @PhilipTreacy  and @ryan_mayu 

 

As i needed to do that at query level (the next step was to merge a query with that column) i created a date difference between Operation day and service start +1 as Custom column in order to achieve "day no" column. 

 

The added column with RANKX was another idea I used as at the very beginning!

 

thank you for your hints

PhilipTreacy
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Hi @abartozzi 

Which column is being indexed?  Service Start or End Day?

regards

Phil



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