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Hello,
I am working on a report to project target dates for a project taking into account Days of Development Work, PTO requests, and Days of QA Testing. I have the code to exclude weekends, but I keep getting an error "The result of a conversion or arithmetic operation is either too large or too small".
Projected Release Priority =
VAR CurrentDate = 'Calendar'[Date]
VAR NextWorkingDates =
FILTER(
ALL('Calendar'),
'Calendar'[Date] > CurrentDate && 'Calendar'[WeekdayWeekend] = "Weekday" )
VAR CountofReleasePriorityDays = 'PTO Cushion'[PTO Cushion Value] + 'Days of QA Testing'[Days of QA Testing Value] + 'Product Release Priority Projects'[Days of Dev Work (Release Priority)]
VAR NextWorkingDays =
TOPN(CountofReleasePriorityDays, NextWorkingDates, 'Calendar'[Date], ASC)
VAR Result = MAXX( NextWorkingDays, 'Calendar'[Date])
RETURN Result
The code works when I replace the "CountofReleasePriorityDays" variable in the "NextWorkingDays" variable with a whole number.
Projected Release Priority =
VAR CurrentDate = 'Calendar'[Date]
VAR NextWorkingDates =
FILTER(
ALL('Calendar'),
'Calendar'[Date] > CurrentDate && 'Calendar'[WeekdayWeekend] = "Weekday" )
VAR CountofReleasePriorityDays = 'PTO Cushion'[PTO Cushion Value] + 'Days of QA Testing'[Days of QA Testing Value] + 'Product Release Priority Projects'[Days of Dev Work (Release Priority)]
VAR NextWorkingDays =
TOPN(64, NextWorkingDates, 'Calendar'[Date], ASC)
VAR Result = MAXX( NextWorkingDays, 'Calendar'[Date])
RETURN Result
This tells me the problem is my variable "CountofReleasePriorityDays". How do I resolve this issue?
Hi @Anonymous ,
Please check whether there is a error of the format of the columns you used in your formula.
VAR CountofReleasePriorityDays = 'PTO Cushion'[PTO Cushion Value] + 'Days of QA Testing'[Days of QA Testing Value] + 'Product Release Priority Projects'[Days of Dev Work (Release Priority)]
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ xiaosun
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Hello,
Yes, I have checked the format and they are all formatted as whole numbers.
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