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Related calculated column
- 4 years ago
lewisbaybutt5DT Create new measures and put them in a visual with CaseTable[CaseType]:
Total Cost = SUMX(SessionBookings, RELATED( SessionTypes[SessionLength] ) * RELATED( SessionTypes[SessionLength] ) )
Total Duration = SUMX(SessionBookings, RELATED( SessionTypes[SessionLength] ) )
Thank you so much for this Allison. This is perfect!
On another note. I have a 'duration' column in dataverse. Power Query Editor sees it as a number and I try to convert to duration to get it as minutes or to display as hours and minuted but it takes the minutes value and understands it as days. Any ideas?
lewisbaybutt5DT you may need to use math to convert it back to total minutes. I don't use dataverse often so not sure what format it pulls through as. If you can provide sample of the decimal and what duration it should be I can help with the power query M code for it.
- lewisbaybutt5DT4 years agoRegular Visitor
Sorry for the slow reply AllisonKennedy . Here is a couple of screenshots. It is pulling through 1 hour/60 minutes as 60 days.
- AllisonKennedy4 years agoCommunity Champion
lewisbaybutt5DT Maybe transform data type to Text, and Extract > Text Before Delimiter > :
Then Transform Data Type to Decimal number to arrive at total hours?
- lewisbaybutt5DT4 years agoRegular Visitor
Thanks AllisonKennedy - This is a really odd one. I converted to text and then it just displayed as '60' so I couldn't extract. Anyway, I've ended up converting to decimal number and then I used the divide function to divide whatever the value is by 60 to get the hours. It was showing the minutes as 'days', but as a decimal number it doesn't matter as I knew it was minutes so I've gone with that! Thanks for your help 🙂