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Hi friends,
i want to visualize the perfomance of the new joinees on the basis of weeks, Week will start from the date of joining. for example if Steve joins on 2021-08-01 the i need the next seven days as week 1 and then Next 7 to 14 days as week 2 and so on.
I tried to use WEEKNUM but it is counting weeks from year start.
Any help would be highly appreciated as i've just started in power bi.
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Hi @AjaySingh
Weeknum() returns a fixed value, so try another way,
e.g.
Steve join date:2021/9/1,
week1:2021/9/1-2021/9/7,
week2:2021/9/8-2021/9/14,
week3:2021/9/15-2021/9/21,
...
Weeknum =
var _joinDate=DATE(2021,9,1)
var _duration=DATEDIFF(_joinDate,MIN('Table'[Column1]),DAY)
return INT(_duration/7)+1
result
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _Tang
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Hi @AjaySingh
Weeknum() returns a fixed value, so try another way,
e.g.
Steve join date:2021/9/1,
week1:2021/9/1-2021/9/7,
week2:2021/9/8-2021/9/14,
week3:2021/9/15-2021/9/21,
...
Weeknum =
var _joinDate=DATE(2021,9,1)
var _duration=DATEDIFF(_joinDate,MIN('Table'[Column1]),DAY)
return INT(_duration/7)+1
result
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _Tang
If this post helps, please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
@AjaySingh you should remove .DAY
WEEKNUM( Table[CalledAt] )
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Thanks for your suggestion however i am still getting the wrong week number.
It should start with 1 instead of 2.
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