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Hello there!
I would like to ask for help with writing a query in DAX. Here is what I am trying to do..
I will be reporting this Resource Capacity' equation on a weekly basis:
Number of Administrators (17) X Average Work Completed (12) = 204 multiply by fraction of weeks remaining in the year (XX / 52)
Can someone please help me write this? I got to the 204 part but not sure how to write the fraction of weeks remaining in the year.
Thank you so much, I appreciate the help!
Belle
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi,
Write this masure to calculated Remaining weeks in year
Remaining weeks in year = calculate(min(Calendar[Weeks until end of year]),datesbetween(calendar[date],date(year(today()),12,31),date(year(today()),12,31)))-calculate(min(Calendar[Weeks until end of year]),datesbetween(calendar[date],today(),today()))+1
Use this measure in the denominator.
I also created a date field in my master table ('Date_Today') so I can link the Master table to the Calendar table by DATE field.
Hi,
Ensure that you have a Calendar Table with a week number column in your PBI file. Share the download link of the PBI file.
Hello there! So I got the calendar table built with a column of 'weeks remaining in the year':
Now I need to know how to incorporate this to build the metric:
Instead of dividing by 2, I need to multiply by fraction of weeks remaining in the year.
Hi,
Write this masure to calculated Remaining weeks in year
Remaining weeks in year = calculate(min(Calendar[Weeks until end of year]),datesbetween(calendar[date],date(year(today()),12,31),date(year(today()),12,31)))-calculate(min(Calendar[Weeks until end of year]),datesbetween(calendar[date],today(),today()))+1
Use this measure in the denominator.
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