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I have three columns,
Phsyical Date, Price Approved Date and a caluclated column called Lag that calculates the days between the the dates. I currently have it in a table visual. Is there another visual that I can use to present the data?
Hi @Anonymous ,
You might consider using the following dax:
Measure =
AVERAGEX(
ALL('Table'),
DATEDIFF([Physical],[Pricew Approved],DAY))
Best Regards,
Liu Yang
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Hi, this was not working, it would not let me put DATEDIFF. Please advise. Thank you.
@Anonymous What parts of the process can be looked at to cut down on process times?
As far as an average goes; are you referring to something like this?
Avg. Lag Time =
DIVIDE ( SUM ( Sheet4[Lag] ), DISTINCTCOUNT ( Sheet4[Physical Date] ) )
@Anonymous What story are you trying to tell? The only option that's jumping out at me at this point is to apply conditional formatting to the Lag column.
@bcharger6
Needing to know the days it takes between processes. Trying to cut down on process times to get invoices out to customers faster. Is there a way to take that Lag column and calculate the average number of lag days?
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