topic Re: Filter rows in DAX Commands and Tips

Filter rows

prashantg364 — Mon, 10 Apr 2023 06:13:47 GMT

I have a data set as shown below.
I want to filter my date between 10-04-23 00:00 to 10-04-23 23:59 and keep the rows.
how can I do this??

Work Order	Work Order Date
WO1	10-04-2023 04:35
WO2	10-04-2023 10:00
WO3	10-04-2023 12:00
WO4	10-04-2023 15:30
WO5	10-04-2023 19:30
WO6	10-04-2023 20:00
WO7	10-04-2023 22:00
WO8	09-04-2023 10:00
WO9	08-04-2023 09:00
WO10	07-04-2023 22:00
WO11	09-04-2023 11:00
WO12	08-04-2023 15:00
WO13	07-04-2023 23:00
WO14	09-04-2023 08:00
WO15	08-04-2023 16:00
WO16	07-04-2023 17:00

Re: Filter rows

ERD — Mon, 10 Apr 2023 07:03:25 GMT

Hey prashantg364 ,

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Re: Filter rows

FreemanZ — Mon, 10 Apr 2023 07:04:49 GMT

hi prashantg364

there are many ways to do so. what do you plan to do with the filtered data?

Re: Filter rows

prashantg364 — Mon, 10 Apr 2023 07:17:19 GMT

I want to summarize a table with only filtered day/time rows.

Re: Filter rows

FreemanZ — Mon, 10 Apr 2023 07:29:52 GMT

hi prashantg364

supposing you have a value column, try like:

Measure =

CALCULATE(

SUM(TableName[Value]),

TableName[Work Order Date]=DATE(2023,4,10)

)

Re: Filter rows

prashantg364 — Mon, 10 Apr 2023 07:39:33 GMT

My data set
table 1

Work Order	Work Order Date
WO1	10-04-2023 04:35
WO2	10-04-2023 10:00
WO3	10-04-2023 12:00
WO4	10-04-2023 15:30
WO5	10-04-2023 19:30
WO6	10-04-2023 20:00
WO7	10-04-2023 22:00
WO8	09-04-2023 10:00
WO9	08-04-2023 09:00
WO10	07-04-2023 22:00
WO11	09-04-2023 11:00
WO12	08-04-2023 15:00
WO13	07-04-2023 23:00
WO14	09-04-2023 08:00
WO15	08-04-2023 16:00
WO16	07-04-2023 17:00

After filtering the rows for a specific date

I want to create a new table 2 using summarize function
Table 2 looks like

Work Order	Work Order Date
WO1	10-04-2023 04:35
WO2	10-04-2023 10:00
WO3	10-04-2023 12:00
WO4	10-04-2023 15:30
WO5	10-04-2023 19:30
WO6	10-04-2023 20:00
WO7	10-04-2023 22:00

Re: Filter rows

ERD — Mon, 10 Apr 2023 07:54:31 GMT

prashantg364 , if you need to use Summarize function, here is the code that might work for you:

Table 2 = SUMMARIZE ( FILTER ( 'Table', DATEVALUE ( 'Table'[Work Order Date] ) = DATE ( 2023, 04, 10 ) ), 'Table'[Work Order], 'Table'[Work Order Date] )

Re: Filter rows

FreemanZ — Mon, 10 Apr 2023 08:03:09 GMT

from table1 to table2, you don't need to summarize, just filter it, like:

Measure =

FILTER(

TableName

TableName[Work Order Date]=DATE(2023,4,10)

)

or?

Re: Filter rows

Anonymous — Wed, 12 Apr 2023 06:04:03 GMT

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