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How can I get an 'End Date' to use datediff function in case that case it is missing
- 6 years ago
I don't understand this
but it is necessary to apply an unique rule for each week (13, 14, and so on).
if we can get a session going today perhaps it will be clearer to me.
- Anonymous6 years ago
Hi kentyler
I'm thankful for you. Our call had super helpful for me to solve this problem.
I'm posting below the solution we've discussed during the call.
You really saved a lot of my time on this project.
Sorry for the delay to reply the thanks for you and the community.
DAYS_OPEN =
DATEDIFF('MEL_ITEMS_TEMPO_MÉDIO_WEEKLY'[REPORTED_DATE].[Date];
'MEL_ITEMS_TEMPO_MÉDIO_WEEKLY'[Closed_date].[Date];
DAY)
Closed_date =
VAR date_missing = ISBLANK('MEL_ITEMS_TEMPO_MÉDIO_WEEKLY'[RESOLVED_DATE].[Date])
VAR day_number = IF(date_missing;WEEKDAY('MEL_ITEMS_TEMPO_MÉDIO_WEEKLY'[REPORTED_DATE]. [Date]);
'MEL_ITEMS_TEMPO_MÉDIO_WEEKLY'[RESOLVED_DATE].[Date])
VAR days_to_add = 8 - day_number
VAR return_date = DATEADD('MEL_ITEMS_TEMPO_MÉDIO_WEEKLY'[REPORTED_DATE].[Date];
days_to_add;
DAY)
VAR result = if(date_missing;return_date;'MEL_ITEMS_TEMPO_MÉDIO_WEEKLY'[RESOLVED_DATE].[Date])
RETURN result
You could try using reported_date that would mean, if there is no resolved date, assumed the resolved date is the end of the week in which it was reported.
I've implemented this suggestion but the error is persisting.
I put return... it's necessary? Even it is not running well.
- kentyler6 years ago
Solution Sage
Can you post a sample powerbi file ? or do a screen share ?
I can possible fix it in the morning.
- Anonymous6 years agoNot applicable
Sounds good. I can share my screen.
Do you have start zoom account?
What your time zone?
My time zone
BRT (Brasília Time)
UTC/GMT -3 hours- kentyler6 years ago
Solution Sage
looks like you are 4 hrs ahead of me
do you want to do something in the morning
8 your time 12 my time ?