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corange
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7 years ago
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Total working hours / week

Hi everyone,   I am new to POWER BI and I am struggling to get to where I need. I have a set of data with daily start and finish time / employee. I have calculated the duration in minutes and then ...
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    tex628
    7 years ago

     

    HOURLY BRACKETS = VAR DRIVER = DriverStartStop[Driver]
VAR WEEK = DriverStartStop[OUR NEW CREATED SUB-PERIOD]
RETURN
IF(CALCULATE(SUM(DriverStartStop[Decimal Hours Driver]), ALL(DriverStartStop), DriverStartStop[Driver]=DRIVER, DriverStartStop[weeknum]=WEEK)<20,"Less than 20hrs",
    IF(CALCULATE(SUM(DriverStartStop[Decimal Hours Driver]), ALL(DriverStartStop), DriverStartStop[Driver]=DRIVER, DriverStartStop[weeknum]=WEEK)<=35,"Btw 20hrs & 35 hrs",
    IF(CALCULATE(SUM(DriverStartStop[Decimal Hours Driver]), ALL(DriverStartStop), DriverStartStop[Driver]=DRIVER, DriverStartStop[weeknum]=WEEK)>35,"More than 35hrs")))

    Instead of referencing the week we now want to reference the new sub period that we are using instead (P1_S1 ... P1_S2 ... and so on)

     

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tex628
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7 years ago

On the measure, replace the first instance of "DriverStartStop[DriveDate]" with a month column!

If you dont have a month column, you can easily make one with a calculated column:

Column = MONTH('DriverStartStop'[DriveDate])
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corange
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7 years ago

Hi,

 

Thanks for your reply. I have tried that and it actually gave me the exact same results than what we had with the first formula. Week 29 display the results the same way. I have realised thought that they are split into the right period and adding up to a category. For example on week 29, I have 5:40 for one employee and it classify the employee in more than 35hrs for the week. which adding up with week 28 is correct. It didnt change anything.