Filtering and splitting a value based on date range

Hi kleighton ,

I calculate the ordernumber corresponding to the periods when jobs have changed over to two job numbers. The formula for the created calculated column is as follows:

ordernumber = 
var MinDate = 
    MINX(
        FILTER(
            'Work',
            'Work'[machineid] = Runtime[Column1.machineId]
            && 'Work'[Column1.EndDate] > Runtime[Column1.endTime]
        ),
        'Work'[Column1.EndDate]
    )
var MaxDate = 
    MAXX(
        FILTER(
            'Work',
            'Work'[machineid] = Runtime[Column1.machineId]
            && 'Work'[Column1.EndDate] < Runtime[Column1.endTime]
        ),
        'Work'[Column1.EndDate]
    )
var OrderNum = 
    CALCULATE(
        VALUES('Work'[Column1.OrderNumber]),
        FILTER(
            ALL('Work'), 
            'Work'[machineid] = Runtime[Column1.machineId]
            && 'Work'[Column1.StartDate] <= Runtime[Column1.startTime]
            && 'Work'[Column1.EndDate] >= Runtime[Column1.endTime]
        )
    )
var MaxOrder = 
    CALCULATE(
        VALUES('Work'[Column1.OrderNumber]),
        FILTER('Work','Work'[machineid] = Runtime[Column1.machineId] && 'Work'[Column1.EndDate] = MinDate)
    )
var MinOrder = 
    CALCULATE(
        VALUES('Work'[Column1.OrderNumber]),
        FILTER('Work','Work'[machineid] = Runtime[Column1.machineId] && 'Work'[Column1.EndDate] = MaxDate)
    )
return 
    IF( ISBLANK(OrderNum), CONCATENATE(MinOrder,MaxOrder), OrderNum )

Is this what you want?

If the problem is still not resolved, please provide detailed error information or the expected result you expect. Let me know immediately, looking forward to your reply.

Best Regards,
Winniz

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