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Victormar
Helper IV
Helper IV

Generate dates in between values on the same column

Hello community,

I have a table with a counter on the number of vehicles and the date, and I would like to create the counting up until today, if possible. Say I have:

Date Brand Country Fleet name Onboarding Unboarding Total
2022-04-22 Bus SWE Swe2 1 0 1
2022-04-30 Bus SWE Swe2 2 0 3
2022-05-12 Bus SWE Swe2 0 1 2
2022-04-10 Bus BEL BEL1 3 0 3
2022-04-15 Bus BEL BEL1 1 0 4
2022-04-23 Bus BEL BEL1 5 0 9
2022-05-01 Bus NLD NLD2 6 0 6
2022-05-17 Bus NLD NLD2 0 2 4

 

I would like to replicate the dates in between, so I could show the evolution over time.

 

Hope it makes sense. Thanks for any help 🙂

 

Wish you a lovely day!

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tamerj1
Super User
Super User

HI @Victormar 
Something like this? Or you wish to have a calculated table?

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That looks good, I tried to do it with a line chart but I couldn't see the evolution, it looked like:

Victormar_0-1678896574389.png

Is it possible to replicate it up until today? I tried modifying your measure for the current date, but didn't change.

 

Thanks again @tamerj1 

@Victormar 

Only change the last date of the date table to today like

CALENDAR ( MIN ( 'Table'[Date] ), TODAY ( ) )

I did, but it doesn't seem to apply :S.

 

Ideally I want a line chart, and it looks like: 

Victormar_0-1678953640040.png

My calendar table:

Fleet History Date = CALENDAR ( MIN ( 'Fleet History'[date_analysis] ), TODAY())
I have also changed it in the formula, so date is <= today()
KeyurPatel14
Resolver IV
Resolver IV

Hi @Victormar ,
Can you please sample output so that I can help you quickly?

 

Hello, yes! For example, for the first fleet Swe2, it would be:

 

Date Brand Country Fleet Name Onboarding Unboarding Total
2022-04-22 Bus SWE Swe2 1 0 1
2022-04-23 Bus SWE Swe2 0 0 1
2022-04-24 Bus SWE Swe2 0 0 1
2022-04-25 Bus SWE Swe2 0 0 1
2022-04-26 Bus SWE Swe2 0 0 1
2022-04-27 Bus SWE Swe2 0 0 1
2022-04-28 Bus SWE Swe2 0 0 1
2022-04-29 Bus SWE Swe2 0 0 1
2022-04-30 Bus SWE Swe2 2 0 3

 

I hope it makes sense, it's to make a cumulative over time, if that makes more sense.

 

Thanks for your time @KeyurPatel14 

 

Editing after @tamerj1 answer, I would like the totals to replicate up until today 🙂

wdx223_Daniel_1-1678954805671.png

 

 

I must be doing something wrong, because I don't get the same results:

 
Fleet History Date = CALENDAR ( MIN ( 'Fleet History'[date_analysis] ), MAX('Fleet History'[date_analysis]))
 
TTL = CALCULATE(
    LASTNONBLANKVALUE(
        'Fleet History Date'[Date], SUM('Fleet History'[tot_fleet_size_to_date])),'Fleet History Date'[Date] <= MAX('Fleet History Date'[Date]
))
 
Victormar_0-1678957078060.png

 

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