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Hi forum,
I am struggling with something that I think must be simple, but I can't seem to figure it out!
I want to use Power Bi to chart requests vs assignments per week.
I have the dates requests were logged and the date they were assigned.
I want a chart to show per calendar week, how many requests came in that week and how many were assigned that week ?
Thanks
some sample data:
Logged:
03-Jul-23
03-Jul-23
03-Jul-23
03-Jul-23
03-Jul-23
03-Jul-23
03-Jul-23
03-Jul-23
03-Jul-23
03-Jul-23
03-Jul-23
03-Jul-23
03-Jul-23
03-Jul-23
Assigned:
11-Jul-23
04-Jul-23
11-Jul-23
11-Jul-23
11-Jul-23
11-Jul-23
04-Jul-23
04-Jul-23
11-Jul-23
04-Jul-23
11-Jul-23
11-Jul-23
11-Jul-23
04-Jul-23
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @Dannyd20 ,
Here are the steps you can follow:
1. Create calculated table.
You can create a calendar table and use Week as the x-axis in the calendar table.
Table 2 =
CALENDAR(
DATE(2023,7,1),
DATE(2023,7,31))
Create calculated column.
Week = WEEKNUM('Table 2'[Date],2)
2. Create measure.
Logged_Measure =
COUNTX(
FILTER(ALL('Table'),
YEAR('Table'[Logged])=YEAR(MAX('Table 2'[Date]))&&WEEKNUM('Table'[Logged],2)=MAX('Table 2'[Week])),[Logged])Assigned_Measure =
COUNTX(
FILTER(ALL('Table'),
YEAR('Table'[Assigned])=YEAR(MAX('Table 2'[Date]))&&WEEKNUM('Table'[Assigned],2)=MAX('Table 2'[Week])),[Assigned])
3. Result:
Best Regards,
Liu Yang
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly
Hi @Dannyd20 ,
Here are the steps you can follow:
1. Create calculated table.
You can create a calendar table and use Week as the x-axis in the calendar table.
Table 2 =
CALENDAR(
DATE(2023,7,1),
DATE(2023,7,31))
Create calculated column.
Week = WEEKNUM('Table 2'[Date],2)
2. Create measure.
Logged_Measure =
COUNTX(
FILTER(ALL('Table'),
YEAR('Table'[Logged])=YEAR(MAX('Table 2'[Date]))&&WEEKNUM('Table'[Logged],2)=MAX('Table 2'[Week])),[Logged])Assigned_Measure =
COUNTX(
FILTER(ALL('Table'),
YEAR('Table'[Assigned])=YEAR(MAX('Table 2'[Date]))&&WEEKNUM('Table'[Assigned],2)=MAX('Table 2'[Week])),[Assigned])
3. Result:
Best Regards,
Liu Yang
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly
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