How would I return the the Completed task as overdue when the update date is after the duedate ?

[Anonymous]

Hi all

I have used the following DAX to create the ISOverdue Colum , However some of the the Tasks status Completed as highlighted below are returning incorrectly , the Not started tasks are returning correctly 

How would I return the the Completed task as overdue when the update date is after the duedate ?

Thanks in advance

Adil

IsOverdue =

var __Status = [TaskStatus]

var __DueDt = [DateDue]

var __UpdateDt = [UpdateDate]

return

IF ( __Status = "Deleted", "No",  //Filter out "Deleted"

    IF ( __DueDt >= TODAY(), "No",  //Filter out future due dates

      IF ( __DueDt >= __UpdateDt ||  //Closed item from the past was overdue when completed

               ISBLANK( __UpdateDt ),  //Open item has due date in the past

          "Yes", "No" )

    )

)

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

Hi @Anonymous ,

Please try:

IsOverdue =
var __Status = [TaskStatus]
var __DueDt = [DateDue]
var __UpdateDt = [UpdateDate]
return
IF ( __Status = "Deleted", "No",  //Filter out "Deleted"
    IF ( __DueDt >= TODAY(), "No",  //Filter out future due dates
      IF ( (__DueDt >= __UpdateDt || ISBLANK( __UpdateDt )) && __Status <> "Completed",  //Open item has due date in the past and not completed
          "Yes",
          IF ( __Status = "Completed" && __UpdateDt > __DueDt, "Yes", "No" )  //Completed item is overdue if update date is after due date
      )
    )
)

This expression adds an additional condition to check if the task is completed and the update date is after the due date. If this condition is met, the task is considered overdue.

Best Regards,
Gao
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[pankaj_lp]

try using switch instead of if statement and use each case separately.

[Washivale]

hey @Anonymous : how does this behave when you change your third if condition to following and keep rest as it is?
IF ( __UpdateDt > __DueDt ||  //Closed item from the past was overdue when completed

               ISBLANK( __UpdateDt ),  //Open item has due date in the pas