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Resolver II
Resolver II

DAX calendar table with extra columns

Hello,

 

I'm trying to create a table in Power BI using the calendar function. Thing is that for every date i need two rows for section A and B.

 

Her is example for what i need:

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This is what i got so far but it's not working:

Date =
ADDCOLUMNS (
CROSSJOIN(
CALENDAR(MIN(Tabel1[DateIn]), MAX(Tabel1[DateOut])),
UNION (
ROW ( "Section", VALUE("A" )),
ROW ( "Section", VALUE("B" ))
)))
 
Hopefully someone can help me.
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Resolver II
Resolver II

Hello,

 

I allready found al solution:

Tabel =
ADDCOLUMNS(
CROSSJOIN( VALUES(Kalendar[Date]), VALUES(Tabel1[Product])),
"IN", CALCULATE(SUM(Tabel1[Work1]), FILTER(Tabel1, Tabel1[DateIn] = Kalendar[Date])),
"CHECK", CALCULATE(SUM(Tabel1[Work2]), FILTER(Tabel1, Tabel1[DateCheck] = Kalendar[Date])),
"OUT", CALCULATE(SUM(Tabel1[Work3]), FILTER(Tabel1, Tabel1[DateOut] = Kalendar[Date]))
)

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icturion
Resolver II
Resolver II

Hello,

 

I allready found al solution:

Tabel =
ADDCOLUMNS(
CROSSJOIN( VALUES(Kalendar[Date]), VALUES(Tabel1[Product])),
"IN", CALCULATE(SUM(Tabel1[Work1]), FILTER(Tabel1, Tabel1[DateIn] = Kalendar[Date])),
"CHECK", CALCULATE(SUM(Tabel1[Work2]), FILTER(Tabel1, Tabel1[DateCheck] = Kalendar[Date])),
"OUT", CALCULATE(SUM(Tabel1[Work3]), FILTER(Tabel1, Tabel1[DateOut] = Kalendar[Date]))
)

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