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I want to calculate how long the opportunities are staying in each stage. I have this.
Now I want the following output.
Here my condition is- for example - the duration of stage 3 is (1/25/2022 - 12/28/2021) = 28 days.
But the exception is only the last one, which is the difference between today's date (6/2/2022).
Is there any way to do the whole thing in PBI?
Here is some sample data.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Awesome! Give this a shot
Create Measure
Rankx =
RANKX(
FILTER(ALL(Tabel), Tabel[OpportunityID] = MAX(Tabel[OpportunityID])),
CALCULATE(
max(Tabel[CreatedDate])
)
,,ASC
)
And then this second measure
My mistake. i read it as average stage.
(0+58+52+0+1+18+2+10+22+108+58+71) / Number og stages (12) = 31.5
Try this in stead
If you can share some data in a table format for easy entry into power bi, that would be nice 🙂
I have added some sample data.
Awesome! Give this a shot
Create Measure
Rankx =
RANKX(
FILTER(ALL(Tabel), Tabel[OpportunityID] = MAX(Tabel[OpportunityID])),
CALCULATE(
max(Tabel[CreatedDate])
)
,,ASC
)
And then this second measure
Thank you so much. Saves the day. @NickolajJessen
But I am stuck in another approach. Basically, I need to calculate the average duration of each stage. That is (the count of days/Number of opportunities) in each stage.
I can not use the stageDays in the new calculated measure as it's a secondary variable.
Note that this also counts the last stage comparing the starting dato to TODAY.
I think there is a mistake. If I do that It gives an output like this picture (filtered on Stage 1 Closed Won).
Here, there are 5 opportunities in Closed Won, and the total days for all the 5 opportunities in stage Closed Won is 400. So the average would be 400/5 = 80.
I was thinking about this.
My mistake. i read it as average stage.
(0+58+52+0+1+18+2+10+22+108+58+71) / Number og stages (12) = 31.5
Try this in stead
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