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Integrate Filter into a column

Hi Power BI Community!

I have this very simple column = 

timediff(days) = PO date (start delivery) - deliverend on date

I have a chart with my PO date. I want to show how many deliverys arrived in 0-5 days, 5-15 days, 15-30 days and more than 30 days in one chart.

If I filter the date to only show 0-5 days and so one it works good with bookmarks but How can I do this in one chart.

My idea was to creat measures for every single condition. For example = Count(PO date) and then a filter only show timediff 0-5 days.


How can I  Filter with single date values?

  • Anonymous , Not very clear

    If timediff is column

    Then you can have columns

    New column =
    var _diff = datediff([PO date (start delivery)] , [deliverend on date] Day)
    return
    Switch ( True() ,
    _diff <= 5, " 0-5 Days" ,
    _diff <= 15, "5-15 Days" ,
    _diff <= 30, "15-30 Days" ,
    "more than 30 day"
    )

    And use that as a filter.

     

    If that is measure then you need dynamic Segmentation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CuczXPj0N-k 

     

     

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  • Anonymous , Not very clear

    If timediff is column

    Then you can have columns

    New column =
    var _diff = datediff([PO date (start delivery)] , [deliverend on date] Day)
    return
    Switch ( True() ,
    _diff <= 5, " 0-5 Days" ,
    _diff <= 15, "5-15 Days" ,
    _diff <= 30, "15-30 Days" ,
    "more than 30 day"
    )

    And use that as a filter.

     

    If that is measure then you need dynamic Segmentation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CuczXPj0N-k