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Hi,
I have table that consists of the following:
Column 1 : Originator (This is telephone number)
Column 2: Orginated Time (This is where the call came in)
What I want to do and have as a new table is:
1. Is calculate how many times an orginator has called in a month, there might be an originator that has called me 10 times
2. Condition formatting where if a specific originator has called more than ten times in a single month its flagged as red
3. I want to repeat step 2 by saying if Customer called 5 times in 7 days it goes amber aswell.
How the new table should look:
Column 1: Orginator
Column 2: How many times they have called in a month
Column 3: How many times they have called in a week
Column 4: How many times they have called in a day
This with conditional formatting as above.
Thanks!
Hi @SurferJames ,
When you refer to a table is it a visualization or a table in your model?
For this the best option is to create some measures that calculate the values based on the dates something similar to:
Times call = COUNT(Table[Originator])
Then if you use the the columns for the date of month , week or day on your visualization you get the result you need and then can make a condittional formatting.
Regards
Miguel Félix
Proud to be a Super User!
Check out my blog: Power BI em PortuguêsThanks for this.
I am looking at where a customer has called more than 10 times in a month to flag red based on a table I have with:
- Orginated time
- Orginator
- Customer name.
If the customer calls more than 10 times in 30 days it flags as red?
Hi @SurferJames ,
You need to add the measure then use condittional format:
This is done on Icons but you can do background.
See the file attach
Regards
Miguel Félix
Proud to be a Super User!
Check out my blog: Power BI em Português