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Hi all,
Struggling with some date work based on years against TODAY and a static date. I have never used calendars and Im wondering if this is what I need.
I have a table of components which have a column called PRIORTY DATE, this column has both past and future dates, I want to concentrate on the past dates. The components are considered as overdue if the PRIOROTY DATE is before TODAY, however I need to be able to determine HOW overdue they are and split them into one of 3 categories.
Overdue within 5 years (from TODAY)
Overdue between 5 years & 10 years (from TODAY)
Overdue over 10 years (from TODAY).
Example data
One is under 5 years overdue
One is between 5 & 6 years overdue
One is over 10 years overdue
component_ref | priority_date | Overdue_Current |
573384 | 12/10/1996 | Overdue |
260108 | 19/02/2016 | Overdue |
260326 | 19/02/2018 | Overdue |
Any suggestions on either a column or a measure most welcome 😁
Thanks!
Solved! Go to Solution.
Please find the solution below using measure:
Dax Measure:
Hi @Googlecanthelp ,
Please check the measure.
Measure =
var _5year = EDATE(TODAY(),-60)
var _10year = EDATE(TODAY(),-120)
var _prio = SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[priority_date])
return
SWITCH(TRUE(),
_prio<TODAY()&&_prio>=_5year,"Overdue within 5 years",
_prio<_5year&&_prio>=_10year,"Overdue between 5 years & 10 years",
_prio<_10year,"Overdue over 10 years")
Best Regards,
Jay
Hi @Googlecanthelp ,
Please check the measure.
Measure =
var _5year = EDATE(TODAY(),-60)
var _10year = EDATE(TODAY(),-120)
var _prio = SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[priority_date])
return
SWITCH(TRUE(),
_prio<TODAY()&&_prio>=_5year,"Overdue within 5 years",
_prio<_5year&&_prio>=_10year,"Overdue between 5 years & 10 years",
_prio<_10year,"Overdue over 10 years")
Best Regards,
Jay
Please find the solution below using measure:
Dax Measure:
Thank you @Anonymous this worked a treat 🙂
Hi,
Please check the below picture and the attached pbix file.
One of ways to solve this is to create a helper table, like Overdue Table in a model, and create a measure.
Overdue_current: =
IF (
HASONEVALUE ( Data[component_ref] ),
CALCULATE (
VALUES ( Overdue[Overdue] ),
FILTER (
Overdue,
( TODAY () - MAX ( Data[priority_date] ) ) / 365.25 >= Overdue[Min]
&& ( TODAY () - MAX ( Data[priority_date] ) ) / 365.25 < Overdue[Max]
)
)
)
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