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how to calculate the time difference between two consecutive rows (current row - previous row) in a Column data
COLLECTION DTM In sample data.
Thereafter i want to check whether the difference in timing less than one minute. IF its less than one minute then 1 otherwise 0
Note: I have 20 lakh rows of data. I want a solution which will fit the data size.
HI @Kumshan450
If you add the following calculated column to your table, it will show the number of seconds between the current and previous row, which you can then use in an IF statement to
Seconds Diff =
VAR StateName = '2018'[State Name]
VAR BranchName = '2018'[Branch Name]
VAR CurrentCollectionDTM = '2018'[Collection DTM]
VAR PreviousCollecitonDTM =
MAXX(
FILTER(
'2018',
'2018'[State Name] = StateName &&
'2018'[Branch Name] = BranchName &&
'2018'[Collection DTM] < CurrentCollectionDTM
),
'2018'[Collection DTM]
)
RETURN IF( DATEDIFF(PreviousCollecitonDTM,CurrentCollectionDTM,SECOND)<60,1,0)
Hi, Its unable to handle large volume of data.
How many rows in your data table?
I have 20 lakh rows of data
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