How to create a Daily report?

[Anonymous]

I currently have a few report pages that show the analytics of tickets in the company. In the current business we have tickets coming through every day.

I'm trying to create a page for daily reports so that it only shows tickets coming through on that exact day starting from 12 AM until the next 24 hours. Here is one example I have below (with the organisations deleted for privacy reasons) that shows every ticket in the organisation from each account. Now I want this to show each ticket in the organisation from each account on the current day instead. 

Each ticket in the table that I'm using for the report has a Created Time column which indicates when the ticket was created as shown below:

So the main question, is there a measurement that can be added which makes a specific visual only show data on the current day that data was created? Thank you. 

[Jihwan_Kim]

Hi, @Anonymous 

You can restrict the result of your current measure by adding Calculate function & Filter function with date range to the current measure.

Thank you.

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[Anonymous]

Hello @Jihwan_Kim thank you for the reply. 

The only issue with the quick measurement is that it requires you to input a specific day of the month, rather than current. For example below: 

Sadly I can't find a current day for the measure. 

[Jihwan_Kim]

Hi, @Anonymous 

Thank you for your feedback.

Instead of using the Quick Measure Function, how about trying to write by yourself?

I am not quite familiar with using the Quick Measure Function, because I did not try to use it....

You can use TODAY() function when you write the measure by yourself.

Try to write something like below.

Newmeasure =
CALCULATE (
[your measure],
FILTER (
ALL ( DateTABLE ),
[datecolumn]
>= TODAY () - 1
&& [datecolumn] <= TODAY ()
)
)

Or, if it is OK with you, please share your sample pbi file, then I can try to come up with a more accurate measure.

thank you.

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[Anonymous]

Hi, @Jihwan_Kim 

I can't send a template with it being sensitive client data, but thank you for the offer. However, this is the full daily report page I'm constructing with the dataset on the right side: 

I tried your new measure, however, there was an issue. 

Newmeasure =
CALCULATE (
[your measure],
FILTER (
ALL ( RequestDetails ),
[Created Time]
>= TODAY () - 1
&& [Created Time] <= TODAY ()
)
)

The [your measure] wasn't working as it was trying to detect another measure, but I don't have another measure. (One that's relevant to this that is). 

[Jihwan_Kim]

Hi, @Anonymous 

Thank you for your info.

In this case, I think you also need to write the measure for Count Ticket.

I am not sure how you count Tickets, but I assume something like counting the number of rows in the table.

In this case, try to write something like below.

Newmeasure =
CALCULATE (
countrows(RequestDetails),
FILTER (
ALL ( RequestDetails ),
[Created Time]
>= TODAY () - 1
&& [Created Time] <= TODAY ()
)
)

[Anonymous]

Hi, @Jihwan_Kim 

Thanks again for the help, it does count tickets by row you are correct. So if there are 6 rows that are assigned to a specific account, that will be 6 tickets displayed. 

Anyway, I put this into practice, however it didn't have the effect I thought it would have and I'm quite baffled with the result. I'm not sure how this happened, it now has 14 tickets for each account displayed? 

[Jihwan_Kim · Accepted solution]

Hi,

in the measure, 

ALL ( RequestDetails ) => removes all filters in the table.

please try to replace the above with the below.

ALL ( RequestDetails[CreatedDateTime] ) => removes the filter only in the specific column

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[Anonymous]

Thank you very much @Jihwan_Kim I appreciate the help, accepted as best answer. 

I was really confused by that last visual representation, but you've solved it 🙂