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Vishal7012
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3 years ago
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Resignation count

Hi,

 

I'm trying to get the count of employees who are serving notice period as of today from the database. Primarily, if the last working date of an employee is beyond today, it should count as the employee serving notice.

 

For eg. from the below table, count of employees serving notice period should be 3 (10003,10004,10005) as the last working date is beyond today.

Employee IDLast working date
1000112-Dec-22

10002

1-Jan-23
1000331-Jan-23
100041-Feb-23
1000521-Feb-23
100061-Nov-22

 

  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
    3 years ago

    oh my bad 

    Count =
    VAR _table = SUMMARIZE(FILTER('Table','Table'[Last Working date] <>BLANK()),'Table'[Employee Id],"Terminated",[Terminated])
    Return
    COUNTROWS(FILTER(_table,[Terminated] = "Yes"))

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  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
    Not applicable

    For visual purpose.

    Simply add a new measure 

    Today's date = TODAY()

     

    now add thisbto yoir visual,

     

    Create another measure 

     

    Terminated = if(max(table[last working day]) < [Today's Date], "yes","no")

     

    Now create a count measure

     

    Count measure = 

    Var summary = summarize(table,[employee id],"terminated column",[Termintaed]

    Return

    Calculate(distinctcount([terminated column]),terminated = ""yes")

    • Vishal7012's avatar
      Vishal7012
      Regular Visitor

      Thanks. There is a syntax error i'm getting while i use the count DAX wherein i'm unable to get the "terminated". Just doesnt seem to identify

      Calculate(distinctcount([terminated column]),terminated = "yes") 

      • Anonymous's avatar
        Anonymous
        Not applicable

        oh my bad 

        Count =
        VAR _table = SUMMARIZE(FILTER('Table','Table'[Last Working date] <>BLANK()),'Table'[Employee Id],"Terminated",[Terminated])
        Return
        COUNTROWS(FILTER(_table,[Terminated] = "Yes"))