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BA11501Banderso
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Calculate open jobs

Hello, I’m trying to figure out how to be able to calculate open services and be able to show a daily history.  I can’t seem to figure out the DAX.  I’m guessing it needs to be a calculated field saying something like Open Service = Count of Services where Initiation date <= Calendar date and Repair date > Calendar date.  Do I link the date fields to Calendar?  I’m lost.  Thank you in advance!

 

Service #

Initiation Date

Repair Date

1

1/1/2022

1/6/2022

2

1/2/2022

1/3/2022

3

1/5/2022

1/12/2022

4

1/10/2022

1/15/2022

5

1/11/2022

1/11/2022

 

Date

Open Services

Description

1/1/2022

1

Service #1 is open

1/2/2022

2

Service #1 and #2 are open.

1/3/2022

1

Service #1 is open, #2 was completed

1/4/2022

1

Service #2 is complete. Service #1 is still open.

1/5/2022

2

Service #1 and 3 are open.

1/6/2022

1

Service #3 is open.  Service #1 is completed.

1/7/2022

1

Service #3 is open.

1/8/2022

1

Service #3 is open.

1/9/2022

1

Service #3 is open.

1/10/2022

2

Service #3 and #4 are open.

1/11/2022

2

Service #3 and #4 are open. Service #5 open and completed same day.

1/12/2022

1

Service # 4 is open.  Service #3 is completed

1/13/2022

1

Service #4 is open.

1/14/2022

1

Service #4 is open.

1/15/2022

0

Service #4 is completed.

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johnt75
Super User
Super User

You don't need to link the dates to your calendar table. You can define a measure like

Num open tickets = 
var minDate = MIN('Calendar'[Date])
var maxDate = MAX('Calendar'[Date])
return CALCULATE( COUNTROWS(Tickets'), Tickets[Initiation date] <= minDate && 
   ( Tickets[Repair date] >= maxDate || ISBLANK(Tickets[Repair date]) )
)

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johnt75
Super User
Super User

You don't need to link the dates to your calendar table. You can define a measure like

Num open tickets = 
var minDate = MIN('Calendar'[Date])
var maxDate = MAX('Calendar'[Date])
return CALCULATE( COUNTROWS(Tickets'), Tickets[Initiation date] <= minDate && 
   ( Tickets[Repair date] >= maxDate || ISBLANK(Tickets[Repair date]) )
)

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