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sraj
Responsive Resident
3 years agoAging bucket
Hi,
I have this aging bucket to look at two date range with the following return. My question is how can I show those accounts that do have an open date but not a close date which needs to show under the overdue bucket.
Aging Bucket =
VAR DaysAge =
DATEDIFF ( pr_status_dtl[wf_open_dt], pr_status_dtl[wf_close_dt], DAY )
RETURN
SWITCH (
TRUE (),
DaysAge <= 0, "Overdue",
DaysAge < 15, "Less than 15 days",
DaysAge <= 30, "15-30 days",
DaysAge <= 60, "30-60 days", "60 days and above"
)
Hi sraj, you only need to add that condition to the measure.
Aging Bucket =VAR DaysAge =DATEDIFF ( pr_status_dtl[wf_open_dt], pr_status_dtl[wf_close_dt], DAY )RETURNSWITCH (TRUE (),or(ISBLANK(DaysAge),DaysAge <= 0), "Overdue",DaysAge < 15, "Less than 15 days",DaysAge <= 30, "15-30 days",DaysAge <= 60, "30-60 days", "60 days and above")
3 Replies
- orlandopowerbiFrequent Visitor
Hi sraj, you only need to add that condition to the measure.
Aging Bucket =VAR DaysAge =DATEDIFF ( pr_status_dtl[wf_open_dt], pr_status_dtl[wf_close_dt], DAY )RETURNSWITCH (TRUE (),or(ISBLANK(DaysAge),DaysAge <= 0), "Overdue",DaysAge < 15, "Less than 15 days",DaysAge <= 30, "15-30 days",DaysAge <= 60, "30-60 days", "60 days and above") - sraj
Responsive Resident
orlandopowerbi I forgot to mention, there is a possibility of records having an wf_open_dt but missing the WF_CLOSE_DT. What happens in this scenario? Will it still go in the OVERDUE bucket?
- orlandopowerbiFrequent Visitor
Correct