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Im pulling my hair out trying to find out how this works.
Basically I want a Card that will say how much Work hours we have in a certain range (using a slicer) with all of our people, considering that people come in in random times of the month.
So 1 weekday (no holidays) = 8 hours per person.
Im trying to add up the workhours from the day a person started working up until today.
So when I click on the person, i will see his her maximum work hours for the range I have set with the slicer, and it should adjust up to the day.
I have this:
I tried this:
But the total is not right. And its not a card. I would like to show a version where the accumulated total is shown and when you highlight a name/names, those particulars would add up.
Help.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @paulcar ,
Create an extra measure to sum up Max Hours for all available editors.
MaxHours = CALCULATE( SUM('Date'[8WorkHours]), DATESBETWEEN('Date'[Date],FIRSTDATE('EDITOR CLIENT DATA'[DATE]),TODAY())) Total MaxHours = SUMX('EDITOR CLIENT DATA',[MaxHours])
Best regards,
Yuliana Gu
Hi @paulcar ,
Create an extra measure to sum up Max Hours for all available editors.
MaxHours = CALCULATE( SUM('Date'[8WorkHours]), DATESBETWEEN('Date'[Date],FIRSTDATE('EDITOR CLIENT DATA'[DATE]),TODAY())) Total MaxHours = SUMX('EDITOR CLIENT DATA',[MaxHours])
Best regards,
Yuliana Gu
Seems like a standard running total, there is a built-in quick measure for that. Just use your Work Hours click the ellipses and say New quick measure
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