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Ding_Dong43
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Working Days to determine on time or off time

Hi All

 

My first post so be gentle!!!

I have to determine is a transaction date is either "on time" or "late".

The criteria to determine this is:

On time = 5 days early of the request date, 0 days after the request date.

Late = any date after the request date.

 

What I need help with is how to discount non working days within the below formula:

Del Status =
if([Day Variation]>=0&&[Day Variation]<=5,"ON TIME",
IF([Day Variation]<0,"LATE", "EARLY")
 
Any help is greatly appreciated!
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KBO
MVP

Hi @Ding_Dong43 ,

I'm not the DAX Expert but may be you tag your questio with DAX and shift it to the Desktop topic ;). I think there you'll get a answer really quick :).

 

Best,

Kathrin

 

 

 

 

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Thanks Kathrin

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