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I have caseloads with differetn statuses ie compelted active waitlist
i have the data connected to custom date table with quarters
when i look into a matrix visualization i want to see if someone is active in the caselaod they should count for each quarter they were active till rpesent..if compelted to count in the quarter they were completed..ie
i have two relationship two the date table one active and one inactive start and end
how can i should the progress of a client throguhout different quarters
okay this is what i went with i created a measuer
this measure works exactly the way i want for time intellgience event progress
Caseload Progress =
VAR MaxDate = MAX('Date'[Date])
VAR MinDate = MIN('Date'[Date])
RETURN
COUNTROWS(
SUMMARIZE(
FILTER(
'Individual Plans',
'Individual Plans'[startdateserviceplan] <= MaxDate &&
'Individual Plans'[status dates] >= MinDate
),
'Individual Plans'[id],
"MinStartDate", MIN('Individual Plans'[startdateserviceplan]),
"MaxStatusDate", MAX('Individual Plans'[status dates])
)
)
Hi @arjans14 ,
Given your setup with two relationships to the date table (one active and one inactive for start and end dates), here's a concise action plan to help you visualize client progress through different quarters:
1. Use a Matrix Visualization: Since you're already looking into a matrix visualization, ensure it's configured to display your caseload statuses across the quarters. The matrix visual is ideal for this purpose as it supports a stepped layout, which can effectively display data across multiple dimensions (statuses and time).
Visualization types in Power BI - Power BI | Microsoft Learn
2. Manage Relationships: Ensure that the relationships between your caseload data and the date table are correctly set up to reflect the active and inactive statuses with the appropriate start and end dates.
Create and manage relationships in Power BI Desktop - Power BI | Microsoft Learn
3. DAX Measures for Status Count: Create DAX measures to count the number of caseloads in each status for every quarter. You'll need measures that can calculate the count of active, completed, and waitlisted statuses based on the quarter.
4. Visualize and Analyze: Once you have your matrix set up with the appropriate relationships and DAX measures, you should be able to visualize the progress of clients through different quarters.
The exact program will have to be tailored to your situation, and without sample data I can only offer these suggestions. If you can, please provide us with sample data with the privacy content removed!
Best Regards,
Dino Tao
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how can i connect date field to a range of dates....to capture all the quarters of a caseload...if osmeone start ins january and finishing in may... I want them to ocunt in Q1, and Q2...how do i set this up
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