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I need to get a chart like from Excel. I need to count the minutes between "Leave Time" and "Join Time" but considering that "Join time in the 14:05 rowcontain count from 14:04, so "14:11" row contain count from "14:10, 14:09, 14:08, 14:07, 14:06, 14:05, 14:04" and so on. I don't know if I am explaning very well. Thanks! In conclusion I need to see the range of users online on a platform.
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Hi @Laur1987
Thank you for the clarifications. Please refer to the sample file with the solution
Count =
VAR CurrentJoinTime = MAX ( '81099122685_-_Attendee_Report'[Join Time] )
RETURN
CALCULATE (
SUMX (
'81099122685_-_Attendee_Report',
VAR JoinTime = '81099122685_-_Attendee_Report'[Join Time]
VAR LeaveTime = '81099122685_-_Attendee_Report'[Leave Time]
RETURN
IF (
CurrentJoinTime >= JoinTime && CurrentJoinTime <= LeaveTime,
1,
0
)
),
REMOVEFILTERS( '81099122685_-_Attendee_Report' ),
'81099122685_-_Attendee_Report'[Join Time] <= CurrentJoinTime
)Many thanks! You saved me! 😄 Can you tell how I can do to shrink time in chart? In this moment I see at half hour. I want to see at 5-10 minute the chart. @tamerj1
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@Laur1987
Sory for the lte response.
Sorry I did not understand what is required. What are you trying to count? Please explain whith one example based on the given sample data. Thank you
I need to count how many users are logged in by intervals of time. I supposed that User A joined at 14:04. User B at 14:05, User C joined at 14:10. That means that in my chart I will have: at 14:04 I have one user online, at :14:05 I have 2 users online, (at 14:10 I will have 8 users online... Because I add the users that are already online before 14:10 for example.)
See the below example from Excel: I used a lot of formulas and sheets to have this result.
@tamerj1Thanks!
Hi @Laur1987
Thank you for the clarifications. Please refer to the sample file with the solution
Count =
VAR CurrentJoinTime = MAX ( '81099122685_-_Attendee_Report'[Join Time] )
RETURN
CALCULATE (
SUMX (
'81099122685_-_Attendee_Report',
VAR JoinTime = '81099122685_-_Attendee_Report'[Join Time]
VAR LeaveTime = '81099122685_-_Attendee_Report'[Leave Time]
RETURN
IF (
CurrentJoinTime >= JoinTime && CurrentJoinTime <= LeaveTime,
1,
0
)
),
REMOVEFILTERS( '81099122685_-_Attendee_Report' ),
'81099122685_-_Attendee_Report'[Join Time] <= CurrentJoinTime
)Many thanks! You saved me! 😄 Can you tell how I can do to shrink time in chart? In this moment I see at half hour. I want to see at 5-10 minute the chart. @tamerj1
@Laur1987
I don't know how to change the sacle. I advise you to post another question in the Desktop Forum.
I hope I anwered your query correctly. If so kindly consider marking may reply as accepted solution.
Thank you
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