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tomasrcm
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2 years ago

Help calculating purchasing requisitions backlog per month

Hi! I need help to calculate a monthly indicator related to open purchasing requisitions backlog for each month. Today, when a Purchasing requisition does not have a Purchase Order, we consider it in...
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Anonymous
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2 years ago

Thank you amitchandak 

Hi, tomasrcm 

Based on your description, I have created a sample data as follows:

First, use WeekDay to create a new calculated column, and calculate that the pr date corresponds to the day of the week (1-7).

WeekNum = WEEKDAY('Table (2)'[PR creation date],1)
Is working day = IF('Table (2)'[WeekNum]<=6,"Yes","No")

Use the following DAX to calculate the number of prs on weekdays with status open:

Measure = COUNTAX(FILTER('Table (2)','Table (2)'[Is working day]="Yes"&&'Table (2)'[Status]="Open"),'Table (2)'[PR creation date])

Put the year and month in the table visual and put this measure in alongside:

I've provided the PBIX file for this use below.

 

 

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    tomasrcm
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    2 years ago

    thanks Anonymous! My main problem is that the requsitions will change status over time. For example, by end of May PR 1003 could be open and will be shown in the indicator as open, but if during June is closed I will not be able to know how many open PRs I had by end of May because the indicator will change. 

     

    I will need like a "snapshot" of end of may to compare it with the end of june indicator

     

    thanks for the response!

    I have attached the complete table I am using in case it provides more clarity.

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      Anonymous
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      2 years ago

      Hi, tomasrcm 

      Thank you very much for your reply. After you import the data into Power BI, you can display and process the imported data, but Power BI does not have a data snapshot function like a database, it is a report display software. I think the best way to do this is to save your data for different months as different files and then import it into Power BI and then go through the previous DAX expression, calculate the difference so that you can understand how each month compares.

       

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      Jianpeng Li

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