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Sum of Monthly working time

Hello all,

 

I want to say I have tried some guides for the following topic/problem but I could not get it working.

I am very thankful in advance for your help.

 

I renamed the example to "Me" but otherwise it is a real example of what data I got.

So basically what I need to show is the first login, last logout, working time per day, working time per month.

While the first 3 are no problem /// filtered by Name and Date

First Login = MIN([Time])

Last Logout = MAX([Time])

working time per day= MAX([Time])-MIN([Time]) 

 

The problem comes when I try to make a total per month, as MAX([Time])-MIN([Time]) will just find the biggest and smallest value in the whole month and calculate those.

I need to count the total which adds together the daily working times.

May I ask how to make that possible ?

Edit: Sorry for not mentioning that, do not mind the exact working time, minutes, seconds (as this will be over 24hours per month) , I am ok with a calculation by decimal numbers showing only hours.

 

DateNameTimeState
4/14/2020Me09:13:38Login
4/14/2020Me10:05:03Logout
4/14/2020Me10:11:18Login
4/14/2020Me11:02:33Logout
4/14/2020Me11:13:56Login
4/14/2020Me11:30:17Logout
4/14/2020Me11:51:29Login
4/14/2020Me14:15:24Logout
4/14/2020Me14:48:29Login
4/14/2020Me15:58:54Logout
4/14/2020Me17:16:12Login
4/14/2020Me17:16:39Logout
4/15/2020Me09:37:25Login
4/15/2020Me14:14:02Logout
4/15/2020Me15:11:00Login
4/15/2020Me17:32:49Logout

 

Thank you again

Lubos

 
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amitchandak
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First, create a datetime

Datetime = [Date]+[Time]

The use that in min max to get time
sumx(summarize(Table,table[Date],"_1",datediff(min[Datetime],max([Datetime]),hour)),[_1])

You can use AverageX

Summarize at date level to push the row context

 

Refer: https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Community-Blog/Decoding-Direct-Query-in-Power-BI-Part-2-Date-Differ...

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amitchandak
Super User
Super User

First, create a datetime

Datetime = [Date]+[Time]

The use that in min max to get time
sumx(summarize(Table,table[Date],"_1",datediff(min[Datetime],max([Datetime]),hour)),[_1])

You can use AverageX

Summarize at date level to push the row context

 

Refer: https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Community-Blog/Decoding-Direct-Query-in-Power-BI-Part-2-Date-Differ...

Full Power BI Video 20 Hours YouTube
Microsoft Fabric Series 60+ Videos YouTube
Microsoft Fabric Hindi End to End YouTube
Anonymous
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Worked like a charm , thank you @amitchandak

 

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