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Hi,
I have the main table having details of the employees present on a given date. Now I need to create a report with two date slicer (done) and two lists having the employee details as per the below notes:
Note: Lora was absent on 1/22/2025 and Martin was absent on 1/24/2025 |
Report requirement:
Result Table 1 should have the Employee present on [Date Filter 1] but not [Date Filter 2]
Martin in the example above
Result Table 2 should have the Employee present on [Date Filter 2] but not [Date Filter 1]
Lora in the example above
Please help, Thank you In advance.
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Hi,
PBI file attached.
Hope this helps.
Hi,
Share data in a format that can be pasted in an MS Excel file.
Here is the sample data. Thank you for looking into this.
| Report Data |
|
Em ID | AttendanceDate | Emp name |
E01 | 1/22/2025 | Sam |
E02 | 1/22/2025 | Martin |
E04 | 1/22/2025 | Smith |
E01 | 1/23/2025 | Sam |
E02 | 1/23/2025 | Martin |
E03 | 1/23/2025 | Lora |
E04 | 1/23/2025 | Smith |
E01 | 1/24/2025 | Sam |
E03 | 1/24/2025 | Lora |
E04 | 1/24/2025 | Smith |
You are welcome.
Dear @AshishTanwar88 ,
Try below steps:
Load the Data:
Load the source table into Power BI.
Create Two Date Slicers:
Add a slicer for AttendanceDate in the Power BI report. Duplicate this slicer to create two independent slicers for Date Filter 1 and Date Filter 2
Create Calculated Tables:
Use DAX to create two calculated tables for Result Table 1 and Result Table 2.
This table includes employees present on Date Filter 1 but absent on Date Filter 2:
ResultTable1 =
VAR FilterDate1 = SELECTEDVALUE(SlicerTable1[AttendanceDate])
VAR FilterDate2 = SELECTEDVALUE(SlicerTable2[AttendanceDate])
RETURN
FILTER(
MainTable,
MainTable[AttendanceDate] = FilterDate1 &&
NOT(MainTable[Em ID] IN
CALCULATETABLE(
VALUES(MainTable[Em ID]),
MainTable[AttendanceDate] = FilterDate2
)
)
)
This table includes employees present on Date Filter 2 but absent on Date Filter 1:
ResultTable2 =
VAR FilterDate1 = SELECTEDVALUE(SlicerTable1[AttendanceDate])
VAR FilterDate2 = SELECTEDVALUE(SlicerTable2[AttendanceDate])
RETURN
FILTER(
MainTable,
MainTable[AttendanceDate] = FilterDate2 &&
NOT(MainTable[Em ID] IN
CALCULATETABLE(
VALUES(MainTable[Em ID]),
MainTable[AttendanceDate] = FilterDate1
)
)
)
Add the Tables to the Report:
Customize the Report:
Add titles and labels to clearly indicate what each table represents.
Please mark this as solution if it helps you. Appreciate Kudos.
Thanks for your response on this, I am following your solution but some how it is not working at my end, below is my DAXs to create the tables:
ResultTable1 =
VAR FilterDate1 = SELECTEDVALUE(Messages[MessageDateOnly])
VAR FilterDate2 = SELECTEDVALUE(Messages[MessageDateOnly])
RETURN
FILTER(
Messages,
Messages[MessageDateOnly] = FilterDate1 &&
NOT(Messages[DealerNumberID] IN
CALCULATETABLE(
VALUES(Messages[DealerNumberID]),
Messages[MessageDateOnly] = FilterDate2
)
)
)
ResultTable2 =
VAR FilterDate1 = SELECTEDVALUE(Messages[MessageDateOnly])
VAR FilterDate2 = SELECTEDVALUE(Messages[MessageDateOnly])
RETURN
FILTER(
Messages,
Messages[MessageDateOnly] = FilterDate2 &&
NOT(Messages[DealerNumberID] IN
CALCULATETABLE(
VALUES(Messages[DealerNumberID]),
Messages[MessageDateOnly] = FilterDate1
)
)
)
Any views on this?
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