hi @data_guy_87 ,
Try like:
1) add a index column in Power Query. There are duplicate timestamps, otherwise we could rely on timestamp column to locate next rows.
How: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-query/add-index-column
2) add a calculated column like:
Minutes =
VAR _id = data[ID]
VAR _index = data[Index]
VAR _time = data[TIME_STAMP]
VAR _next =
MINX(
FILTER(
data,
data[ID]=_id
&&data[Index]>_index
),
data[TIME_STAMP]
)
VAR _result = DATEDIFF(_time, _next, MINUTE)
RETURN _result
it works like:
hi @data_guy_87 ,
Try like:
1) add a index column in Power Query. There are duplicate timestamps, otherwise we could rely on timestamp column to locate next rows.
How: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-query/add-index-column
2) add a calculated column like:
Minutes =
VAR _id = data[ID]
VAR _index = data[Index]
VAR _time = data[TIME_STAMP]
VAR _next =
MINX(
FILTER(
data,
data[ID]=_id
&&data[Index]>_index
),
data[TIME_STAMP]
)
VAR _result = DATEDIFF(_time, _next, MINUTE)
RETURN _result
it works like:
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