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I'm trying to determine how many opportunities had a "same day turnaround."
I have a calculated column called "Days in queue" which is a datediff.
Then I wrote a measure: #SameDayTurn = CALCULATE(COUNTA('dpmgr vwJMWebSalesEngQueue'[OpportunityID]), 'dpmgr vwJMWebSalesEngQueue'[DaysInQueue] = 0) to count how many opportunities had a same day turnaround ( 0 days in queue).
To test the math, I created a table and filtered by the opps with same day turnaround. Problem is, the table isn't only showing Opportunities with "DaysinQueue = 0"
Am I missing something?
Hi @bhmiller89,
According to your description, you have created a measure to count how many opportunities had a same day turnaround, and place this measure to a table visual. You only want to display Opportunities with "DaysinQueue = 0" in a table visual, right?
In your scenario, you can place the field [OpportunityID], [DaysInQueue] and the measure to the table visual, then add a visual level filter to filter table data. See:
1. Sample data:
2. Before add filter:
3. After add Visual level filter:
Best Regards,
Qiuyun Yu
I don't see a problem with the formula...
#SameDayTurn =
CALCULATE (
COUNTA ( 'dpmgr vwJMWebSalesEngQueue'[OpportunityID] ),
'dpmgr vwJMWebSalesEngQueue'[DaysInQueue] = 0
)How and what did you filter?
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