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I am working with porting a Excel monthly report over to Power BI.
I am having difficulty doing relative date per column filtering on the power bi report.
In excel I used a data tab/pivot tables which would have separate tables calculating, Total Completed Audit This month, last month, last quarter which would look something like:
Then I would just reference column 2 from each table adding it to a table on the main dashboard.
Excel reports would look like this:
Power BI I have got this far:
Relevant Fields from "Master Report"
"Actual Finish"
"Assigned To"
I tried creating a new column with this formula:
Completed This Month =
CALCULATE (
SUM ( 'Master Report'[ActualFinish] ),
DATESBETWEEN (
'Master Report'[ActualFinish].[Date],
(MIN ( 'Master Report'[ActualFinish] ) -30),
MIN ( 'Master Report'[ActualFinish] )
)
)
This is not working. This date only appears once in the ActualFinish field.
Does anyone have any ideas on how to achieve what I am after?
Hi @DMB1 ,
According to your requirements, you could refer to this blog:
https://www.poweredsolutions.co/2019/07/23/fill-dates-between-dates-with-power-bi-power-query/
@DMB1
Share some sample data and expected output with a clear explanation of what and how the calculation should be done.
The Completed This Month formula is to calculate the past 30 days total of Actual/Finish.
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The data looks like this:
I want to have 2 columns showing a count of status "Complete" separated by "assigned to" filtered by "Actual Finish" date to the last 30 days for column1 and 90 days for column2.
I want final data to be 2 columns in one table. showing Last 30 days, Last 90 days.
Hi Guys,
I am still having difficulty with this.
I have created 2 measures:
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