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I have a table with a set of times and activities, like the one shown below. There can be multiple rows with a given time for overlapping activities, such as the first two rows below that show both Soccer and Football are being played at 10/1/2020 5:00 PM:
DateTime | Activity |
10/1/2020 5:00 PM | Soccer |
10/1/2020 5:00 PM | Football |
10/1/2020 6:00 PM | Tennis |
10/1/2020 7:00 PM | Soccer |
10/1/2020 7:00 PM | Tennis |
I'd like to create a measure with a count of all the time slots that have conflicting activities, but only for specific conflicts. As an example, theres a conflict at 10/1/2020 5:00 PM since both Soccer and Football would use the same playing field. However, there's not a conflict at 10/1/2020 7:00 PM even though there are 2 activities at the same time, since Soccer and Tennis use different playing fields.
I tried to use GroupBy for this but couldn't figure out how to interrogate CurrentGroup() to find out if the specific conflicts I needed to detect were there. Thoughts welcome. 🙂
Hi @Julian1,
I think you need to add a calculated column or active type table to group current activity types then you can simply use date and type to check the conflicting activities.
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
@Julian1 , I will two-step approach
I will create first this column
This can var in another column
New Activity =
Switch( True(),
[Activity] in {"Soccer", "Football"} , "SoccerFootball",
[Activity]
)
And this conflict column.
conflict = countx(filter(table, [DateTime] =earlier([DateTime]) && [Activity] =earlier([Activity])),[Activity])
measure
conflict = countx(filter(allselected(table), [DateTime] =max([DateTime]) && [Activity] =max([Activity])),[Activity])
conflict > 1 is what you are looking for
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