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Hi all,
i am having some trouble with my Power BI report. I am looking at employee data to analyze different status types, e.g. holidays, sickness. I am interested in patterns, e.g. how many sickness cases with how many sick days there were for each employee over the last 5 years. Since there are more then 50 employees this table gets rather big.
Here are some examples of the table to get an idea what i want:
1) 24/7 Shift System - not every employee works on every day, but everyday someone is working:
Names | ||
Day | Night | |
01.01. | 1+2 | 7+8 |
02.01. | 3+4 | 1+2 |
03.01. | 5+6 | 3+4 |
04.01. | 7+8 | 5+6 |
05.01. | 1+2 | 7+8 |
06.01. | 3+4 | 1+2 |
2) Status Data (already added are the columsn PrevStatus and NextStatus with a highlighted section of the desired outcome)
Date | Name | Number | Status | PrevStatus | NextStatus |
01.01.2023 | Name1 | 10001 | Present | null | Present |
01.01.2023 | Name2 | 10002 | Present | null | Present |
02.01.2023 | Name3 | 10003 | Sick | null | Present |
02.01.2023 | Name4 | 10004 | Present | null | Present |
03.01.2023 | Name5 | 10005 | Holiday | null | Present |
03.01.2023 | Name6 | 10006 | Present | null | Present |
01.01.2023 | Name7 | 10007 | Present | null | Present |
01.01.2023 | Name8 | 10008 | Holiday | null | Present |
02.01.2023 | Name1 | 10001 | Present | Present | Sick |
02.01.2023 | Name2 | 10002 | Present | Present | Present |
03.01.2023 | Name3 | 10003 | Present | Sick | Present |
03.01.2023 | Name4 | 10004 | Present | Present | Present |
04.01.2023 | Name5 | 10005 | Present | Holiday | Holiday |
04.01.2023 | Name6 | 10006 | Present | Present | Present |
04.01.2023 | Name7 | 10007 | Present | Present | Present |
04.01.2023 | Name8 | 10008 | Present | Holiday | Present |
05.01.2023 | Name1 | 10001 | Sick | Present | Present |
05.01.2023 | Name2 | 10002 | Present | Present | Holiday |
06.01.2023 | Name3 | 10003 | Present | Present | Present |
06.01.2023 | Name4 | 10004 | Present | Present | Present |
07.01.2023 | Name5 | 10005 | Holiday | Present | Present |
07.01.2023 | Name6 | 10006 | Present | Present | Present |
05.01.2023 | Name7 | 10007 | Present | Present | Present |
05.01.2023 | Name8 | 10008 | Present | Present | Present |
06.01.2023 | Name1 | 10001 | Present | Sick | null |
06.01.2023 | Name2 | 10002 | Holiday | Present | null |
07.01.2023 | Name3 | 10003 | Present | Present | null |
07.01.2023 | Name4 | 10004 | Present | Present | null |
08.01.2023 | Name5 | 10005 | Present | Holiday | null |
08.01.2023 | Name6 | 10006 | Present | Present | null |
08.01.2023 | Name7 | 10007 | Present | Present | null |
08.01.2023 | Name8 | 10008 | Present | Present | null |
So far i did this with a calculated column in Power BI, but since my import got too big i am getting the error that there is not enough RAM. I tried some changes in the options (max. number of parallel queries, max. RAM per query) but it didnt resolve, so i wanted to solve this by addid a column via Power Query instead of a calculated column.
The code for the calculated column is as follows:
PrevStatus =
var index = Table[Index]
var previndex = CALCULATE(max('Table'[Index]),ALLEXCEPT('Table','Table'[Number]),Table[Index]<index)
return
CALCULATE(max('Table'[Status]),ALLEXCEPT('Table','Table'[Number]),'Table'[Index]=previndex)
Any advice on how to do this?
Best regards
Sebastian
Solved! Go to Solution.
Perfect, that worked! Thank you so much.
Interesting way with the grouping, i will look into that
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