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admin11
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How to make my debtor list reduce number of row by filter only those outstanding > 62 days

Hi All

i have debtor list , which is very long , i only want to focus on those customer outstanding equal or more then 62 days.

Hope some one can help me create a Flag_62_Day , so that my table will be reduce number of row to min , i can focus on those long over due customer for chase payment. 

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My PBI file :-

https://www.dropbox.com/s/2h2nt1vf56uxgrx/PBT_V2021_396%20TI_SI_GL%20SAMPLE.pbix?dl=0

 

Paul

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PC2790
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Hello @admin11 ,

 

You can simply filter out the options- 1-31 Day and 32 - 61 Day form the Filter section as below:

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Also make sure to lock the filter after you are done with your selection.

 

If you want to go with the flag option, you will have to create a calculated column that will utilize extra memory. Totally depends on you which approach you want to take.Here is a way to do that:

1) create a calculated column using the formula:

Flag_62_Day = 
var _datediff=DATEDIFF(AR[AR Invoice Date],TODAY(),DAY)
return
if(_datediff>=62,"True","False")

2) Use it as slicer/filter and filter it with values as "True"

 

 

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PC2790
Community Champion
Community Champion

Hello @admin11 ,

 

You can simply filter out the options- 1-31 Day and 32 - 61 Day form the Filter section as below:

PC2790_0-1617697781257.png

Also make sure to lock the filter after you are done with your selection.

 

If you want to go with the flag option, you will have to create a calculated column that will utilize extra memory. Totally depends on you which approach you want to take.Here is a way to do that:

1) create a calculated column using the formula:

Flag_62_Day = 
var _datediff=DATEDIFF(AR[AR Invoice Date],TODAY(),DAY)
return
if(_datediff>=62,"True","False")

2) Use it as slicer/filter and filter it with values as "True"

 

 

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