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Hi,
I am working with work order counts. Any work order is having a time stemp - opened, due to and closed - depending on "due to" and "closed" it can be evaluated, if the job was running overdue or is closed in time.
I am trying to get a measure, which is giving just the average number of overdue jobs over time.
for example:
A;B;C;D are opened on monday and due to by tuesday.
Monday: opened A;B;C;D --> overdue count 0
Tuesday: A is due to and closed as well; B&C&D are due to but not finished yet --> overdue count 3
Wednesday: B&C&D are closed --> overdue count 0
So the Average Overdue count these 3 days is "1".
I defined Overdue-Count as:
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Hi @azs
Due to I don't know your data model, I build a sample to have a test.
Here I have two open days 2021/05/20 and 2021/05/24.
2021/05/20 Part:
2021/05/20: opened A;B;C;D --> overdue count 0
2021/05/21: C is due to and closed as well; A&B&D are due to but not finished yet --> overdue count 3
2021/05/22: A&B are overdue but closed; D is overdue but not closed --> overdue count 1
2021/05/23: D is overdue but closed --> overdue count 0
So the Averge count is (0+3+1+0)/ 4 = 1
2021/05/20 Part is the same like yours.
Measures:
Diff Day = DATEDIFF(MAX('Table'[Due to]),MAX('Table'[Close]),DAY)
Avg =
VAR _Overdue = SUMX('Table',[Diff Day])
VAR _AllDaycount = DATEDIFF(MAX('Table'[Open]),MAX('Table'[Close]),DAY) +1
VAR _Avg = DIVIDE(_Overdue,_AllDaycount)
Return
_Avg
Result is as below.
Best Regards,
Rico Zhou
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Hi @azs
Due to I don't know your data model, I build a sample to have a test.
Here I have two open days 2021/05/20 and 2021/05/24.
2021/05/20 Part:
2021/05/20: opened A;B;C;D --> overdue count 0
2021/05/21: C is due to and closed as well; A&B&D are due to but not finished yet --> overdue count 3
2021/05/22: A&B are overdue but closed; D is overdue but not closed --> overdue count 1
2021/05/23: D is overdue but closed --> overdue count 0
So the Averge count is (0+3+1+0)/ 4 = 1
2021/05/20 Part is the same like yours.
Measures:
Diff Day = DATEDIFF(MAX('Table'[Due to]),MAX('Table'[Close]),DAY)
Avg =
VAR _Overdue = SUMX('Table',[Diff Day])
VAR _AllDaycount = DATEDIFF(MAX('Table'[Open]),MAX('Table'[Close]),DAY) +1
VAR _Avg = DIVIDE(_Overdue,_AllDaycount)
Return
_Avg
Result is as below.
Best Regards,
Rico Zhou
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
@azs , Something like this
COUNTA('Order'[Due to]),filter('Order', 'Order'[Status] ="not closed" && 'Order'[due to] <today()))
or
COUNTA('Order'[Due to]),filter('Order', 'Order'[Status] ="not closed" && 'Order'[due to] <today()), ALLSELECTED(Calender[Date]))
or
COUNTA('Order'[Due to]),filter('Order', 'Order'[Status] ="not closed" && 'Order'[due to] <today()), ALL(Calender[Date]))
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