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Hi,
I would like to calculate the Working Days only for a Case between Received and Resolved dates. This is easy if it was just that simple because occasionally a Case can be put on hold (deferred) for several days or weeks, and in the example I have provided, ID 4 was deferred twice =
Deferred Start Deferred End Date
10/10/2022 - 24/10/2022
14/11/2022 - 29/12/2022
I would like to exclude any deferral Days from the overall Working Day calculation.
My date table has 2 columns to say whether a date is a Working Day, 1 = True & 0 = False, and a Binary TRUE/FALSE Column.
When I tried doing this I kept getting error messages referring to both of these columns.
Can someone write a measure that calculates the Total Case Length in working days only for all 4 Test IDs please? Please exclude the Deferral days from the measure.
I have been struggling with the deferral part for months.
I have uploaded a pbix file here:
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
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Hi,
Quick question, there have been a few occurences where there are even more Deferred Start & End Dates, I have one with 4 different dates so 4 rows in the deferral table. Is it possible to modify this code to COUNTROWS of each ID to factor in these multiple scenarios?
The code works just fine with 2 row as per example you have provided, its just falls down when there are more than 2.
Thanks
This is exactly what I needed, thank you so much!!!
You can get working days like this:
CALCULATE(
COUNTROWS ( 'Date2' ),
DATESBETWEEN ( 'Date2'[Date], 'Cases'[Date Received], 'Cases'[Date Resolved] ),
'Date2'[Is Working Day?] = TRUE,
ALL ( Date2 )
)
This isn't what I was after as I already have this code. The other respondent in this thread has nailed it so all good now.
Thanks for your input anyway!
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