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DaniloMuni
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2 years ago
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DAX formula for working hour for each test from data.

Hello Everyone,   I need to figure out how many hours are spent on each individual test. Each test has a different start date, and we need to indicate the hours elapsed for each test from the star...
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  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
    2 years ago

    Hi DaniloMuni 

     

    Please try this:

    Add a calculate column:

    Hour = 
VAR _PreviousTime =
    CALCULATE (
        MIN ( Data[Date Time] ),
        FILTER (
            ALLSELECTED ( 'Data' ),
            'Data'[Test Name] = EARLIER ( Data[Test Name] )
                && 'Data'[Date Time] < EARLIER ( Data[Date Time] )
        )
    )
RETURN
    IF (
        _PreviousTime = BLANK (),
        0,
        DATEDIFF ( _PreviousTime, 'Data'[Date Time], HOUR )
    )

    The result is as follow:

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    Best Regards

    Zhengdong Xu
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jolind1996
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2 years ago

One way is to use a calculated column in Power BI to calculate the duration of each test in hours. Here is an example of a calculated column that calculates the duration of each test in hours:

Duration (hours) = 
    DATEDIFF(
        MINX(FILTER('Table', 'Table'[Test Name] = EARLIER('Table'[Test Name])), 'Table'[Time]),
        MAXX(FILTER('Table', 'Table'[Test Name] = EARLIER('Table'[Test Name])), 'Table'[Time]),
        HOUR
    )

In this calculated column, 'Table'[Test Name] is the column containing the test names, and 'Table'[Time] is the column containing the time data. The DATEDIFF function calculates the difference between the minimum and maximum times for each test, and the result is returned in hours.

Once you have the calculated column, you can use it to create a measure that calculates the total number of hours spent on each test. Here is an example of a measure that calculates the total number of hours spent on each test:

Total Hours Spent = SUM('Table'[Duration (hours)])

In this measure, 'Table'[Duration (hours)] is the calculated column that contains the duration of each test in hours.

 

Best regards,

Johannes

  • DaniloMuni's avatar
    DaniloMuni
    New Member
    2 years ago

    Thank you very much, it was very helpfull, but I have another question.

     

    Using your example I got the total hours for a single test, which is good, but I also need the individual hours for the row.

     

    Example

     

    est NameData TimeHour (for each test)

    Test 1

    		16/01/2024 12:00:00                      0

    Test 1

    		16/01/2024 13:00:00                      1

    Test 1

    		16/01/2024 14:00:00                      2

    test 2

    		17/01/2024 15:00:00                       0

    Test2

    		17/01/2024 16:00:00                       1

    Test 3

    		20/01/2024 09:00:00                       0

    Test 3

    		20/01/2024 10:00:00                       1

    Test 3

    		20/01/2024 11:00:00                       2

    Test 3

    		20/01/2024 12:00:00                       3

     

    Thanks!

    Danilo