Promedio de asistencias

[jsama]

Hola, tengo una tabla de asistencias con fechas de diferentes meses que incluye el código de cada socios que ingresa, la fecha y la hora, y luce algo así:

Me interesa conocer las horas pico donde ingresa la mayor cantidad de socios, para ello dividí el día laboral en 3:

Utilicé el siguiente comando para poder observar cuántos socios ingresan por día en cada uno de los 3 horarios (ojo, un socio puede ingresar más de una vez en un día, o ingresar, salir y volver a ingresar en el mismo momento, por lo que me interesa que el conteo de los socios sea distintivo):

Y esto es lo que me arroja dicho comando:

Ahora que tengo esto, estoy interesado en conocer el promedio de ingresos por día, por ejemplo, el jueves ingresaron 3559 socios de 4 am a 8 am, suponiendo que dicho mes hubo 5 jueves, el promedio sería: 3559/5 = 772, pero no sé cómo hacerlo, lo intenté con Averagex pero me da resultados erróneos, o tal vez estoy aplicando mal el comando. Quisiera poder agregar dicha medida a la tabla que está arriba, en el ejemplo dado poder ver:

                           Jueves

                         Total      Promedio
4 am - 8 am      3559           772
¿Alguna idea para poder hacer esto? Desde ya muchas gracias por el apoyo.

[Anonymous]

Hi @jsama ,

Please have a try.

Create a calendar table.

table=calendar(date(2020,1,1),date(2022,12,31))

Then create columns.

month=month(table[date])

Year=year(table[date])

weekday=weekday(table[date])

weekday count =
CALCULATE (
    COUNT ( table[weekday] ),
    FILTER (
        table,
        table[month] = EARLIER ( table[month] )
            && table[year] = EARLIER ( table[year] )
            && table[weekday] = EARLIER ( table[weekday] )
    )
)

Then create relationships between the tables.

Then create a measure.

measure=[total Ingresos]/max(table[weekday count])

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[jsama]

I just have a final problem, I did what you told me, and it helped me a lot, but when I use the measure

measure=[total Ingresos]/max(table[weekday count])

It always gives me the max number of the month, and thats not always right, let me give you an example:

In August 2022 there where 4 sundays, so when I divide the total of access it should be: 307/4 = 76.7, but the Max number of the column "weekday count" its 5, it divides the total of access by 5. If there were 4 sundays I need to divide the total of access by 4.

[Anonymous]

Hi @jsama ,

Please have a try.

Change the weekday column.

weekday=weekday(table[date],2)

weekday count =
CALCULATE (
    COUNT ( table[weekday] ),
    FILTER (
        table,
        table[month] = EARLIER ( table[month] )
            && table[year] = EARLIER ( table[year] )
            && table[weekday] = 7
    )
)

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[AlB]

@jsama 

Is the matrix visual you are showing  being filterd for August in one specific year? If so, it should work. 

Can you share the pbix?

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[AlB]

Hi @jsama 

You already have the "Total" so you only need to count the number of "jueves".  What field are you using for the day? A COUNT of that field should suffice. Something like 

COUNT(DateT[WeekDay])

Then you can divide the total by this value

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[jsama]

I created a column for the field day using:

Day = format(Date, "dddd")

I tried with 

count(Date[Day])

But it gives me the total amount of rows that I have, so when I divide the total by this new value it shows me this: 

This is the total access of an specific day divided by the total of access.

In the example that I gave, I need the total access of thursday divided by the total of thursday in a period of time. For example, in august there were 4 thursdays, and the total access in august was 3559, so its going to be 3559/4 =  890