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Hi all! I'm rather new to Power Bi, I have a question and can't find a topic similar enough to my question, so here it is:
Does someone know the answer? Thanks in advance,
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Hi Daniel,
If you are visualizing the data within a context that includes the date and employee (e.g. the table below), you could also implicitly set the time_from_actual column to "earliest" by clicking the arrow next to the time_from_actual column in the columns well.
Regards,
Tim
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Hi Daniel,
If you are visualizing the data within a context that includes the date and employee (e.g. the table below), you could also implicitly set the time_from_actual column to "earliest" by clicking the arrow next to the time_from_actual column in the columns well.
Regards,
Tim
Proud to be a Super User!
@timg Hi Tim, you solution worked fine. I have an overview of the starting time per employee per day.
I want to see if people are starting too late, this means after 08:000h. so in in addition to my earlier question: is it also possible to create a filter so that I only show the rows (with the 'earliest' value per day) that are after 08:00h? The standard filter aren't of any use, because they ask me to specify a date-time combination?
Hi @DanielB_NL ,
Please try the following :
1) Create a calculated column named "earliest_time_from_actual" on your table which calculates the earliest time for each employee per day.
This should give youthe intended result.
Kind regards,
Rohit
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