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Working days

This is my current formula:

WorkingDays = IF (OR (DateDimension[DayOfWeek] = 7, DateDimension[DayOfWeek] = 1), 0, if(DateDimension[Date] = value("01/01/2016"),0,if(DateDimension[Date] = value("03/25/2016"),0,if(DateDimension[Date] = value("05/30/2016"),0,if(DateDimension[Date] = value("07/04/2016"),0,if(DateDimension[Date] = value("09/05/2016"),0,if(DateDimension[Date] = value("11/24/2016"),0,if(DateDimension[Date] = value("11/25/2016"),0,if(DateDimension[Date] = value("12/23/2016"),0,if(DateDimension[Date] = value("12/26/2016"),0,if(DateDimension[Date] = value("12/30/2016"),0,1)))))))))))

 

I of course hate this for obvious reasons.  I have a holiday and a datedimension table.

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The holiday table has the holidays in it so I think I need to use the RelatedTable function somehow.  Any suggestions?

 

Thanks for your help.

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Greg_Deckler
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Perhaps you could consider doing a Merge query in the query editor with the appropriate join (left anti?) to essentially filter out your holidays from your DateDimension table?


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Greg_Deckler
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Perhaps you could consider doing a Merge query in the query editor with the appropriate join (left anti?) to essentially filter out your holidays from your DateDimension table?


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