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Hi. I have a date column that takes away 9 days. [date] -9, but I would not like to include Saturday and Sunday. Only working days / weekdays.
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ea_minus_9 =
VAR Period = 9
VAR EndDate = TableName[ea]
RETURN
IF (
NOT ISBLANK ( EndDate ),
VAR StartDate = EndDate - 2 * Period
VAR DatesPeriod =
CALENDAR ( StartDate, EndDate )
VAR DatesAndWDs =
ADDCOLUMNS (
DatesPeriod,
"@WorkingDay",
VAR DayOfWeek =
WEEKDAY ( [Date], 2 )
RETURN
IF ( DayOfWeek IN { 6, 7 }, "No", "Yes" )
)
VAR WDsOnly =
FILTER ( DatesAndWDs, [@WorkingDay] = "Yes" )
VAR TopNTable =
TOPN ( Period + 1, WDsOnly, [Date], DESC )
RETURN
MINX ( TopNTable, [Date] )
)
Hi @Bergh
This one is tested and confirmed working both ways. If you want to add dates you use N if youi want to minus days you use -N
ea_plus/minus_9 =
VAR Period = -9
VAR Date1 = 'Date'[Date]
RETURN
IF (
NOT ISBLANK ( Date1 ),
VAR Date2 = Date1 + 2 * Period
VAR DatesPeriod =
CALENDAR ( MIN ( Date1, Date2 ), MAX ( Date1, Date2 ) )
VAR DatesAndWDs =
ADDCOLUMNS (
DatesPeriod,
"@WorkingDay",
VAR DayOfWeek =
WEEKDAY ( [Date], 2 )
RETURN
IF ( DayOfWeek IN { 6, 7 }, "No", "Yes" )
)
VAR WDsOnly =
FILTER ( DatesAndWDs, [@WorkingDay] = "Yes" )
RETURN
IF (
Date1 < Date2,
MAXX ( TOPN ( ABS ( Period ) + 1, WDsOnly, [Date], ASC ), [Date] ),
MINX ( TOPN ( ABS ( Period ) + 1, WDsOnly, [Date], DESC ), [Date] )
)
)
Yes, now it works thanks!!
Hi again, so there is no easy way like in Excel with =workdays[date]-9 ??
The columns look like this. If we look at ea_minus_25 2006-11-29. That was a Wednesday, so I if I take -9 it will should be 2006-11-17 because there are 2 weekends. So If I do a Date Table how do I fix this??
Hi @Bergh
There is no easy way
you can use the following code without the need for the date table
ea_minus_9
VAR Period = 9
VAR EndDate = TableName[ea]
VAR StartDate = EndDate - 2 * Period
VAR DatesPeriod = CALENDAR ( StartDate, EndDate )
VAR DatesAndWDs =
ADDCOLUMNS (
DatesPeriod,
"@WorkingDay",
VAR DayOfWeek = WEEKDAY( [Date], 2)
RETURN
IF ( DayOfWeek In { 6, 7 }, "No", "Yes" )
)
VAR WDsOnly = FILTER ( DatesAndWDs, [@WorkingDay] = "Yes" )
VAR TopNTable = TOPN ( Period + 1, WDsOnly, [Date], DESC )
RETURN
MINX ( TopNTable, [Date] )
I had some blank cells, then iI get a error. How do I do to fix this??
ea_minus_9 =
VAR Period = 9
VAR EndDate = TableName[ea]
RETURN
IF (
NOT ISBLANK ( EndDate ),
VAR StartDate = EndDate - 2 * Period
VAR DatesPeriod =
CALENDAR ( StartDate, EndDate )
VAR DatesAndWDs =
ADDCOLUMNS (
DatesPeriod,
"@WorkingDay",
VAR DayOfWeek =
WEEKDAY ( [Date], 2 )
RETURN
IF ( DayOfWeek IN { 6, 7 }, "No", "Yes" )
)
VAR WDsOnly =
FILTER ( DatesAndWDs, [@WorkingDay] = "Yes" )
VAR TopNTable =
TOPN ( Period + 1, WDsOnly, [Date], DESC )
RETURN
MINX ( TopNTable, [Date] )
)
If I want to Period = -6 Can I do that??
@Bergh
Not tested but I guess this should work both ways
ea_minus_9 =
VAR Period = 9
VAR Date1 = TableName[ea]
RETURN
IF (
NOT ISBLANK ( EndDate ),
VAR Date2 = Date1 - 2 * Period
VAR DatesPeriod =
CALENDAR ( MAX ( Date1, Date2 ), MAX ( Date1, Date2 ) )
VAR DatesAndWDs =
ADDCOLUMNS (
DatesPeriod,
"@WorkingDay",
VAR DayOfWeek =
WEEKDAY ( [Date], 2 )
RETURN
IF ( DayOfWeek IN { 6, 7 }, "No", "Yes" )
)
VAR WDsOnly =
FILTER ( DatesAndWDs, [@WorkingDay] = "Yes" )
RETURN
IF (
Date1 > Date2,
MINX ( TOPN ( Period + 1, WDsOnly, [Date], DESC ), [Date] ),
MINX ( TOPN ( Period - 1, WDsOnly, [Date], ASC ), [Date] )
)
)
No nothing happens. It is the same date 2022-05-20 become 2022-05-20
Thanks! It works perfect!!
Hi @Bergh
Not sure if your talking about a date table. However if you dont have a weekday column you can create one or just store in a variable
Working Day =
VAR DayOfWeek = WEEKDAY( 'Date'[Date], 2)
RETURN
IF ( DayOfWeek In { 6, 7 }, "No", "Yes" )
You can then use this calculated column to filter your data
9 Days Ago =
MINX (
TOPN (
9,
FILTER ( 'Date', 'Date'[Date] < EARLIER ( 'Date'[Date] ) && 'Date'[Working Day] = "Yes" ),
'Date'[Date],
DESC
),
'Date'[Date]
)
Hi,
One way to do this is to add the following column in your calendar table:
I hope this post helps to solve your issue and if it does consider accepting it as a solution and giving the post a thumbs up!
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