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android1
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Filter between hours in the day

Hi,

 

This calc column 8AM-10PM = IF(HOUR(vw_PivotChargesFrontPage[Visits_StartTime]) >= 8  && HOUR(vw_PivotChargesFrontPage[Visits_EndTime]) <= 22 ,TRUE(),FALSE())

 

returns all calls with a start time on or after 8am & an end time on or before 10pm. Problem is it also returns calls with an end time between 10pm & 10:59pm. In pic below I do not want 22:55, 22: 50 etc

 

If I add && Minute(vw_PivotChargesFrontPage[Visits_EndTime]) <= 0 then it will exclude calls that end at 8:30am, 19:55 etc 

which I don't want.

 

2018-07-11 13_59_46-Invitation to Tender Call Analysis - Power BI Desktop.jpg

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Would need sample data posted that I can copy and paste, just been hacking up to this point.



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@android1,

 

Add the following Boolean expression as well.

    vw_PivotChargesFrontPage[Visits_StartTime]
        <= vw_PivotChargesFrontPage[Visits_EndTime]
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8AM-10PM = IF(HOUR(vw_PivotChargesFrontPage[Visits_StartTime]) >= 8  && HOUR(vw_PivotChargesFrontPage[Visits_EndTime]) <= 21 ,TRUE(),FALSE())


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Hi Greg,

 

Thanks for the feedback.

 

What about calls with an end time of 22:00. They won't be included if I use <=21.

 

I'd like all calls returned with a start time from 8am onwards & with an end time of 22:00 at the latest.

 

Expected results ->

 

2018-07-11 16_16_08-Office Ext  & Mob Numbers Draft  [Read-Only] - Excel.jpg

8AM-10PM = 
IF(
     HOUR(vw_PivotChargesFrontPage[Visits_StartTime]) >= 8  
&&
(
HOUR(vw_PivotChargesFrontPage[Visits_EndTime]) <= 21
||
(
HOUR(vw_PivotChargesFrontPage[Visits_EndTime]) = 22
&&
MINUTE(vw_PivotChargesFrontPage[Visits_EndTime]) = 0)
)
),
TRUE(),
FALSE()
)

Maybe.



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Oops, inadvertantly accepted as solution.

 

Not quite returning what I need.

 

2018-07-11 20_00_55-Invitation to Tender Call Analysis WIP - Power BI Desktop.png

@android1,

 

Add the following Boolean expression as well.

    vw_PivotChargesFrontPage[Visits_StartTime]
        <= vw_PivotChargesFrontPage[Visits_EndTime]
Community Support Team _ Sam Zha
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.

Yes, thank you. @Greg_Deckler Your code works perfectly with the added expression from @v-chuncz-msft

Cool! The power of teamwork!



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Would need sample data posted that I can copy and paste, just been hacking up to this point.



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