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sanjeev803
Helper I
Helper I

How to create time slots in Power BI data set ?

 Hi All,

My data looks like this in excel:

Networkdays                 CYCLE TIMES
3                                    0-3 days
1                                    0-3 days
51                                 31+ days
4                                   4-7 days
4                                  4-7 days
14                                8-14 days

For "Cycle Time" there is a formula in this column that is
=IF(A2<=3,"0-3 days",IF(A2<=7,"4-7 days",IF(A2<=14,"8-14 days",IF(A2<=30,"15-30 days","31+ days"))))

I want to do same in Power BI Desktop.
Please assist how we can build a column like Cycle Time in Power BI dataset.

Thank you.

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Anonymous
Not applicable

Hi @sanjeev803

Right click your table in Power BI Desktop, select “New column”, paste the following formula. Then create a table visual, for more details, see the example in the screenshots below.

CYCLE TIMES = IF(Table[Networkdays]<=3, "0-3 days",IF(Table[Networkdays]<=7,"4-7 days",IF(Table[Networkdays]<=14,"8-14 days",IF(Table[Networkdays]<=30, "15-30 days","31+ days"))))

1.PNG2.PNG


Thanks,
Lydia Zhang

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... and if you want to avoid all those nested IF statements you can use the SWITCH statement:

 

SWITCH(TRUE(),

              NetworkDays <= 3, "0-3 days",

              NetworkDays <=10, "3-10 days",

              "10+ days")

 

Cheers,

 

Christian

 

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sanjeev803
Helper I
Helper I

Thank you. Its working perfectly fine. 🙂 

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sanjeev803
Helper I
Helper I

Thank you. Its working perfectly fine. 🙂 

Anonymous
Not applicable

Hi @sanjeev803

Right click your table in Power BI Desktop, select “New column”, paste the following formula. Then create a table visual, for more details, see the example in the screenshots below.

CYCLE TIMES = IF(Table[Networkdays]<=3, "0-3 days",IF(Table[Networkdays]<=7,"4-7 days",IF(Table[Networkdays]<=14,"8-14 days",IF(Table[Networkdays]<=30, "15-30 days","31+ days"))))

1.PNG2.PNG


Thanks,
Lydia Zhang

... and if you want to avoid all those nested IF statements you can use the SWITCH statement:

 

SWITCH(TRUE(),

              NetworkDays <= 3, "0-3 days",

              NetworkDays <=10, "3-10 days",

              "10+ days")

 

Cheers,

 

Christian

 

sanjeev803
Helper I
Helper I

Hi All,

My data looks like this in excel:

Networkdays        CYCLE TIMES
3                           0-3 days
1                           0-3 days
51                        31+ days
4                          4-7 days
4                         4-7 days
14                       8-14 days

For "Cycle Time" there is a formula in this column that is
=IF(A2<=3,"0-3 days",IF(A2<=7,"4-7 days",IF(A2<=14,"8-14 days",IF(A2<=30,"15-30 days","31+ days"))))

I want to do same in Power BI Desktop.
Please assist how we can build a column like Cycle Time in Power BI dataset.

Thank you.

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