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Hello,
Need some help with DAX measure to calculate running elapsed time in hours for each records since its created timestamp.
The ask is two fold.
* First one is when this measure is added to a table, it should show elapsed time in hours for each row as of Now.
* Second one is when this measure is added to a card visual, it should show average elapsed time in hours for all applicable rows as filtered.
Data Table:
The Elapsed Time calculation should be in hours "createdon - Now()" and should keep updating when the visual is updated using the current date/time (Now()).
If this same Measure is used in, lets say "Card Visual", it should show Average of elapsed time for all the records.
Solved! Go to Solution.
[Avg Elapsed Time until Now] =
AVERAGEX(
T,
var Created_ = T[Created On]
var Now_ = NOW()
var SecondsPerHour = 60 * 60
RETURN
DATEDIFF(SECOND, Created_, Now_) / SecondsPerHour
)
Something like this? If you want even greater precision, you could try to calculate using milliseconds... but I doubt you'd want to even go down to the seconds. Minutes would probably do as well.
[Avg Elapsed Time until Now] =
AVERAGEX(
T,
var Created_ = T[Created On]
var Now_ = NOW()
var SecondsPerHour = 60 * 60
RETURN
DATEDIFF(SECOND, Created_, Now_) / SecondsPerHour
)
Something like this? If you want even greater precision, you could try to calculate using milliseconds... but I doubt you'd want to even go down to the seconds. Minutes would probably do as well.
This works great for both of my scenarios. Thank you so much!