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Hello,
I have a table with vehicles (each line is an individual vehicle) and each vehicle has a date that indicates the moment the vehicle is being sold and wont be in my fleet anymore.
| Plate number | Date - Sold |
| 1111zzz | 21/07/2021 |
| 2222aaa | 18/08/2021 |
I can´t find the way to show the number of vehicles Ill have next week, month, year....
I´m sure its easy, but after reading and trying a lot, I can´t find a way to solve this.
Hi @JMS1985
I build a sample to have a test.
Firstly let‘s build a calendar table as below.
Calendar =
VAR _T1 = ADDCOLUMNS(CALENDARAUTO(),"Year",YEAR([Date]),"MONTH",MONTH([Date]),"MONTHNAME",FORMAT([Date],"MMMM"),"YEARMONTH",YEAR([Date])*100+MONTH([Date]),"WEEKNUM",WEEKNUM([Date],2))
VAR _T2 = ADDCOLUMNS(_T1,"RANK",RANKX(_T1,[YEARMONTH],,ASC,Dense))
RETURN
_T2
Build a relationship between two tables by Date columns.
Then build measures to calcualte the count of next week, month,year.
Next WEEK Count =
CALCULATE(COUNT('Sample'[Plate number]),FILTER('Calendar','Calendar'[Year] = YEAR(TODAY()) && 'Calendar'[WEEKNUM]= WEEKNUM(TODAY(),2)+1))Next Month Count =
VAR _CURRANK = CALCULATE(MAX('Calendar'[RANK]),FILTER('Calendar','Calendar'[Date] = TODAY()))
RETURN
CALCULATE(COUNT('Sample'[Plate number]),FILTER('Calendar','Calendar'[RANK] = _CURRANK+1))Next YEAR Count =
CALCULATE(COUNT('Sample'[Plate number]),FILTER('Calendar','Calendar'[Year] = YEAR(TODAY())+1 ))
Result is as below.
Best Regards,
Rico Zhou
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Hello @Anonymous thank you for your help.
What I actually need is to know the number of vehicles remaining, not the number of vehicles leaving.
So if today (monday) I have 8 cars and tomorrow 2 cars leave, Ill have 6 cars remaining.
I still can´t find the way to calculate this
You could include a DISTINCTCOUNT of 'plate number' in an IF statement and set to 0 if 'date - sold' is less than today. Then using 'date - sold' you could visualise the number of vehicles at a given time. See logic below:
Vehicle Count = IF('Date - Sold' < GETDATE(),0,DISTINCTCOUNT('Plate Number'))
@JMS1985 , assuming you have independent date table for selection of date
Measure =
VAR _min = Minx(allselected('Calendar'), 'Calendar'[Date]))
return
calculate(count(Table[Plate number]), filter(Table, Table[Date - Sold] >=_min))
Hello @amitchandak , thank you for your fast reply.
I´m having problems with the formula as it won´t accept "return"
"Función invocada" is a date table
"Defleet" is the column name of the date the vehicle is being sold and leaving.
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