Filtering Sales Data Between Friday 5pm - Monday 4am

[bmccaslin]

Hello, 

 I'm currently looking to filter out sales data that falls between Friday at 5pm and Monday at 4am. Is there a DAX that can accomplish this?

[techies · Accepted solution]

Hi @bmccaslin please check this

Create a calculated column

Sales_Weekend_Filter =

VAR SaleDateTime = Sheet2[DateTime]  

VAR SaleDay = WEEKDAY(SaleDateTime, 2)

VAR SaleTime = TIME(HOUR(SaleDateTime), MINUTE(SaleDateTime), SECOND(SaleDateTime))

RETURN

    IF(

        (SaleDay = 5 && SaleTime >= TIME(17, 0, 0)) ||

        (SaleDay = 6) ||

        (SaleDay = 7) ||

        (SaleDay = 1 && SaleTime <= TIME(4, 0, 0)),

        "Exclude",

        "Include"

    )

and the measure 

Filtered_Sales =

CALCULATE(

    SUM(Sheet2[Sales Amount]),

    Sheet2[Sales_Weekend_Filter] = "Include"

)

[v-kpoloju-msft · Accepted solution]

Hi @bmccaslin,
Thank you for reaching out to the Microsoft fabric community forum. Thank you @techies, for your inputs on this issue.

Calculated Column:

IsWeekendSalesWindow =

VAR WeekdayNumber = WEEKDAY(Sales[SalesDateTime], 2)  -- Monday=1, Sunday=7

VAR TimeOnly = TIME(HOUR(Sales[SalesDateTime]), MINUTE(Sales[SalesDateTime]), SECOND(Sales[SalesDateTime]))

RETURN

    SWITCH(TRUE(),

        -- Friday after 5 PM

        WeekdayNumber = 5 && TimeOnly >= TIME(17,0,0), TRUE,

        -- Saturday anytime

        WeekdayNumber = 6, TRUE,

        -- Sunday anytime

        WeekdayNumber = 7, TRUE,

        -- Monday before 4 AM

        WeekdayNumber = 1 && TimeOnly < TIME(4,0,0), TRUE,

        FALSE

    )

Dax Measure:

SalesOutsideWeekendWindow =
CALCULATE(
SUM(Sales[SalesAmount]),
FILTER(
Sales,
NOT (
VAR WeekdayNumber = WEEKDAY(Sales[SalesDateTime], 2)
VAR TimeOnly = TIME(HOUR(Sales[SalesDateTime]), MINUTE(Sales[SalesDateTime]), SECOND(Sales[SalesDateTime]))
RETURN
SWITCH(TRUE(),
WeekdayNumber = 5 && TimeOnly >= TIME(17,0,0),
TRUE(),
WeekdayNumber = 6,
TRUE(),
WeekdayNumber = 7,
TRUE(),
WeekdayNumber = 1 && TimeOnly < TIME(4,0,0),
TRUE(),
FALSE()
)
)
)
)

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[v-kpoloju-msft]

Hi @bmccaslin,

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Thank you.

[v-kpoloju-msft]

Hi @bmccaslin,

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Thank you.

[v-kpoloju-msft]

Hi @bmccaslin,

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Thank you.

[techies · Accepted solution]

Hi @bmccaslin please check this

Create a calculated column

Sales_Weekend_Filter =

VAR SaleDateTime = Sheet2[DateTime]  

VAR SaleDay = WEEKDAY(SaleDateTime, 2)

VAR SaleTime = TIME(HOUR(SaleDateTime), MINUTE(SaleDateTime), SECOND(SaleDateTime))

RETURN

    IF(

        (SaleDay = 5 && SaleTime >= TIME(17, 0, 0)) ||

        (SaleDay = 6) ||

        (SaleDay = 7) ||

        (SaleDay = 1 && SaleTime <= TIME(4, 0, 0)),

        "Exclude",

        "Include"

    )

and the measure 

Filtered_Sales =

CALCULATE(

    SUM(Sheet2[Sales Amount]),

    Sheet2[Sales_Weekend_Filter] = "Include"

)