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My data has 2 dates. I have to count how many times they are same BUT not per row but per date1.
For example, I can create a column with simple if statement, or countrows and check "if same". Problem is aggregation. Now on aggregation by date 1 - for 1-jul, 2-jul it will give me 2 and 3. Instead, I am now looking for a calculation measure/column that treats 2 and 3 as 1 count only and then I have to take percentage of total.
What approach should I take?
Basically, I have to count percentage of times the dates are same, ignoring the fact if their are more rows per value of date1. (because in actual data I have more columns and there would be more repetition).
Thanks a lot.
Date 1 | Date 2 | If same |
1-Jul | 1-Jul | 1 |
1-Jul | 30-Jun | 0 |
1-Jul | 1-Jul | 1 |
2-Jul | 2-Jul | 1 |
2-Jul | 1-Jul | 0 |
2-Jul | 2-Jul | 1 |
2-Jul | 2-Jul | 1 |
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@Anonymous ,
Currently it summarizes values by column "Date 1".
First variable "FilterSameDays" has that part : Summarize(filter([table], value, [column1],[column2],[column3]).
At the moment, column 1 is "Date 1", under column2 and column 3 you can set other columns by which you would like also to group data.
Hi @Anonymous ,
Try this formula:
Hi,
Thanks for your support.
The problem is Total = 1. I want to count how many times it is 1. That is the whole point of having these 1s.
Hi @Anonymous ,
Try this option:
Hi Nemanja,
Thanks, it seems to be working now.
Please check my Message 4 above. I want this information to be broken up by WORKCENTER (per employee)
What changes do I have to make in the code?
@Anonymous ,
Currently it summarizes values by column "Date 1".
First variable "FilterSameDays" has that part : Summarize(filter([table], value, [column1],[column2],[column3]).
At the moment, column 1 is "Date 1", under column2 and column 3 you can set other columns by which you would like also to group data.
Thanks for explaining. I will explore more on SUMMARIZE DAX. Seems very useful.
Hi @Anonymous ,
Not very clear as to what is the expected output.
Share more data and the expected output to help you on this.
Regards,
HN
Hi Harsh,
This I get on aggregation of above table
Date 1 | If same |
1-Jul | 2 |
2-Jul | 3 |
I want this
Date 1 | New measure | perc |
1-Jul | 1 | 100% |
2-Jul | 1 | 100% |
Total | 2 | 100% |
For ex: I tried using New measure = If([If same]>0,1,0), but then I can not SUM - because the total also says 1. And then I don't know how to calculate % of rows in this new table that it is 1 or 0. It would give me 100% or 0% in each row and then aggreated percentage in total.
Full story:
Date 1 - Normal calendar date
Date 2 - Employee logging in the time sheet data
KPI: We want to check on how many times, employee is logging on the same day.
Now, the 8 hours per day are also not logged at once. They can be divided and logged against type of work and even over days. So, maybe on 2nd July someone books 2 hours for travel and 6 hours for work for the work that was done on 1st of July. In this case, the hours are not booked on same day so synchronization against Date 1 for 1st July should be 0%.
So I tried with countrows+filter and if statement - in the last 2 rows. The problem is it is giving me total of number of rows because the hours booked are broken up against different areas (travel, work etc). So, basically, these 5,5, 4, 10 all means 1 to me and 0 means 0. How to achieve this? Thanks
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