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Ram2502
Microsoft Employee
Microsoft Employee

Reading rows of virtual date table to assign values for each row virtually - Power BI Dax

Hi Friends,

 

I am creating a virtual date table with start date and end date, In this table I want to read the rows virtually and assign working hours as

Monday 6.00AM to 11.59PM,

Tuesday as 12.00AM to 3.00AM & 6.00PM to 11.59PM, 

Wednesday as 12.00AM to 3.00AM & 6.00PM to 11.59PM, 

Thursday as 12.00AM to 3.00AM & 6.00PM to 11.59PM, 

Friday as 12.00AM to 3.00AM

 

Rest of the hours as non-working hours.

 

Please help me in getting this thru dax... Power BI

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Ram2502
Microsoft Employee
Microsoft Employee

I need to calculate date difference between two dates, after getting the date difference, I need to assign in the case of Monday - 17 hrs, Tuesday - 20 hrs, Wednesday - 20 hrs, Thursday - 20 hrs, Friday - 3 hrs. And these 17 hrs, 20 hrs, 20 hrs, 20 hrs, 3 hrs also I need to calculate if the date difference is in below mentioned timings of each day. 

 

Monday - 5am to 11.59pm

Tuesday - 12.00am to 3am and 5am to 11.59pm

Wednesday - 12.00am to 3am and 5am to 11.59pm

Thursday - 12.00am to 3am and 5am to 11.59pm

Friday - 12.00am to 3am

Saturday - Holiday

Sunday - Holiday

 

Hope you understood the scenario

 

In these timings machines are running, i need to calculate machine stoppages in between if any, I am having machine stoppage start time and end time...

 

Need to ignore the timings of stoppages if the time falls other than working hours (as per above list)

 

v-xinruzhu-msft
Community Support
Community Support

Hi @Ram2502 

Can you provide the expected output you want?

You can create a calendar data , then add the column e.g 
Virtual_table=

ADDCOLUMNS(CALENDAR(DATE(2023,1,1),DATE(2023,12,31)),"Year",YEAR([Date]),"Month",MONTH([Date]),"Day",WEEKDAY([Date],2))
You can refer to the following link.
 

Best Regards!

Yolo Zhu

If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.

 
 

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