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Greetings my fellow Power BI ninjas!
I am struggling to create the right syntax/measure that will help me calculate the average number of days for each Dispatch CSR. Below is a screenshot of a small sample of data. Notice how there are multiples for both Tracy + Humberto yet only 1 record for both Stephen + John.
I also created a date table which has working day to correspond with the day in week. The goal is to calculate the average amount of days for each Dispatch CSR (excluding weekends).
Any ideas on how I am able to do this will be much appreciated from you datanaut ninjas
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check if this helps you: https://1drv.ms/u/s!AiiWkkwHZChHjyvMj0kgcbq5urJP
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@Anonymous
check if this helps you: https://1drv.ms/u/s!AiiWkkwHZChHjyvMj0kgcbq5urJP
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Absolutely stunning! How on earth did you come up with that syntax? I have been working on this problem for 3 days, never would I have been able to come up with that!!!
Gratitude...thank you!
Thank you for the feedback!
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Question for you...how would you approach this same problem but taking the average days of each CSR as compared to today.
Ex: What is the average amount of days for
- Tracy Marcott 7/25/2014 - Today = 1108
- Tracy Marcott 8/1/2014 - Today = 1103
- Humberto Soistata 8/6/2014 - Today
- etc...
If I have understood correctly, in the calculated column I have added, instead of my formula, you can input =TODAY()
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