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Dear fellow PowerBi-ers,
I started PowerBI about a year ago and have learned a lot from this forum but now I am a bit stuck.
I want to calculate how long a product was in a certain status and I found a formula but its needs some tweaking.
The current formula (new column):
Duration (min) =
var Temp =
TOPN(
1,
Filter (
'ProductLogs',
'ProductLogs'[ProductID] = EARLIER('ProductLogs'[ProductID])
&& 'ProductLogs'[Timestamp] < EARLIER('ProductLogs'[Timestamp])
),
[Timestamp], DESC
)
Return
DATEDIFF(MINX(Temp,[Timestamp]),'ProductLogs'[Timestamp],MINUTE)
This returns the correct number but puts it in the wrong row.
On top of this, I want to include that whenever the product in its current/last status its calculates the difference with the current time.
Hope you can help. Thanks in advance
Solved! Go to Solution.
Few minutes after my post a similar question was posted and solved:
https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/Starting-date-and-End-Date-same-field-Diff-in-Dates/m-p/294...
Few minutes after my post a similar question was posted and solved:
https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/Starting-date-and-End-Date-same-field-Diff-in-Dates/m-p/294...
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