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I have the following table with the following columns
Time:
Emp ID | Date | Week | # of Hours Charged
Data goes back 10 weeks
Week =Time[Date] - weekday(Time[Date],2) +1
Ive been asked to create a dynamic filter that would bucket the average number of hours someone charges by week:
Group 1 = Average 40 hours in a week
Group 2 = average Charging > 30 hours and <= 40 hours
Group 3 = average >20 hours && <=30 hours
Group 4 = average >10 hours && <= 20 hours
Group 5 = average <=10 hours
Currently the data is being displayed as follows:
Emp ID | Week 1 | Week 2 ...... Week 10
Emp A | 40 | 35 | 25 ... 10 - Averaging 35 hours a week
Emp B | 10 | 30 | 45 ... 50 - Averaging 30 hours a week
Does anyone know how to write this in DAX?
Here is Switch conditon to use also if we need any kind of week like 7 days or 10 days bucket link in our report then we are used only rhis dax.
First we make days in our Date field then we calculate the all of weeks count to sort of data field.
Hi @GTPowerBIUser ,
I solved the similar case here: https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/Chart-based-on-measure-buckets/td-p/795974
You can download the test file in the link and refer to it.
All of this makes sense with the buckets, but how do I make sure those buckets are calculating the weekly average hours? What calculation do I use to make sure the average measure is the average hours in a week (not a day, or by row in the table).
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