Turning Measure into Column

[SKC18]

Fill Category Measure =

VAR DaysDifference = [Days Between Fills] -- Reference your average days between fills measure

RETURN

    SWITCH(

        TRUE(),

        ISBLANK(DaysDifference), "No Data",

        DaysDifference <= 5, "Less than or equal to 5 days",

        DaysDifference > 5 && DaysDifference <= 30, "6 to 30 days",

        DaysDifference > 30 && DaysDifference <= 60, "31 to 60 days",

        DaysDifference > 60 && DaysDifference <= 90, "61 to 90 days",

        DaysDifference > 90, "Greater than 90 days",

        "Unknown") 
this above code dynamically changes arrording to date range with the day between fill =

VAR CurrentDay = MAX(FillEfficiency[Day]) -- Maximum day in the current filter context

VAR CurrentAsset = SELECTEDVALUE(FillEfficiency[asset_name]) -- Single value for the current asset

VAR PreviousFillDate =

    CALCULATE(

        MAX(FillEfficiency[Day]),

        FillEfficiency[asset_name] = CurrentAsset, -- Same asset

        FillEfficiency[Day] < CurrentDay -- Earlier dates only

    )

RETURN

    IF(

        ISBLANK(CurrentAsset) || ISBLANK(PreviousFillDate),

        BLANK(), -- No previous fill exists

        DATEDIFF(PreviousFillDate, CurrentDay, DAY)

    ) But I want a column for it so that it can show the number of asset in a particular area of fill date  

But as it is a measure the results are only showing up like this 

[rajendraongole1]

Hi @SKC18  - you can create a  new calculated column in your table: replace with your table name and fields. 

DaysBetweenCategory =

VAR CurrentDay = FillEfficiency[Day] -- Current day for each row

VAR CurrentAsset = FillEfficiency[asset_name] -- Asset for each row

VAR PreviousFillDate =

    CALCULATE(

        MAX(FillEfficiency[Day]),

        FILTER(

            FillEfficiency,

            FillEfficiency[asset_name] = CurrentAsset &&

            FillEfficiency[Day] < CurrentDay

        )

    )

VAR DaysDifference =

    IF(

        ISBLANK(CurrentAsset) || ISBLANK(PreviousFillDate),

        BLANK(), -- No previous fill exists

        DATEDIFF(PreviousFillDate, CurrentDay, DAY)

    )

RETURN

    SWITCH(

        TRUE(),

        ISBLANK(DaysDifference), "No Data",

        DaysDifference <= 5, "Less than or equal to 5 days",

        DaysDifference > 5 && DaysDifference <= 30, "6 to 30 days",

        DaysDifference > 30 && DaysDifference <= 60, "31 to 60 days",

        DaysDifference > 60 && DaysDifference <= 90, "61 to 90 days",

        DaysDifference > 90, "Greater than 90 days",

        "Unknown"

    )

[SKC18]

This is the thing that I did in the next step to find the solution but if same assets repeats in a date then same asset name will have different frequency of the day between fill 

[Anonymous]

Hi @SKC18 

Could you please provide more raw data in your tables (exclude sensitive data) with Text format and your expected result with backend logic and special examples? It would be helpful to find out the solution.

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