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Summarizing Continuous Date Ranges
unfortunately, Saturdays and Sundays are sometimes subtracted in these ranges:
Ideally, the table in the report should only show employees who have had a continuous absence of 30 days or more.
Thank you in advance.
Marcin
maart666 , Using this blog, you should get new start and new end date, when there is split
Now using the distinct of that using summarize , calculate work day using calendar
Sumx(Addcolumns(Summarize(Table, Table[Employee], Table[New Start], New[End Date]) , "_1", COUNTROWS(FILTER(ADDCOLUMNS(CALENDAR([New Start Date],[New End Date]),"WorkDay", if(WEEKDAY([Date],2) <6,1,0)),[WorkDay] =1)) ), [_1])
Also refer
How to calculate Business Days/ Workdays, with or without date table: https://youtu.be/Qv4wT8_P-AA
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- amitchandakSuper User
maart666 , Using this blog, you should get new start and new end date, when there is split
Now using the distinct of that using summarize , calculate work day using calendar
Sumx(Addcolumns(Summarize(Table, Table[Employee], Table[New Start], New[End Date]) , "_1", COUNTROWS(FILTER(ADDCOLUMNS(CALENDAR([New Start Date],[New End Date]),"WorkDay", if(WEEKDAY([Date],2) <6,1,0)),[WorkDay] =1)) ), [_1])
Also refer
How to calculate Business Days/ Workdays, with or without date table: https://youtu.be/Qv4wT8_P-AA
- maart666Helper I
Thank you amitchandak!
for the first part works perfekt!
But when but are you able to help with the solution when the days when absences are not entered as a continuous range, but only for working days. The range starts on Monday and ends on Friday.
So as a continuity I have to treat the Friday date and the date of the next Monday.Thank you!
- maart666Helper I
Hi amitchandak,
I was able to adjust your solution to my needs.Thank you!