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Hi,
I am trying to display the correct timing from my worker and I am having the issue where I need two dates (one for Start Time ; Stop Time).
Calendar [Date] is linked to DATA [StartDate] (active) and DATA [StopDate] (inactive)
In order to make it works, I need Start Time as Nov 13 (as slicer - MIN from PM) and Stop Time Nov 14 (MAX from AM).
Anyone know how to?
StopDateTime =
CALCULATE(
MAX(DATA[StopDateTime]),
FILTER(
all(DATA),
HOUR(DATA[StopDateTime]) < 12
),
USERELATIONSHIP(DATA[StopDate], 'Calendar'[Date])
)
let me know if this works for you .
Nope. All results are 2023-12-31 11:56:51AM. The result date doesnt match the Punch Out date...
Hi @jaysoulz ,
The DAX formula you provided seems almost correct, but I would suggest a slight modification:
StopDateTime =
CALCULATE(
MAX(DATA[StopDateTime]),
USERELATIONSHIP(DATA[StopDate], 'Calendar'[Date]),
FILTER(
ALL('Calendar'),
'Calendar'[Date] <= MAX('Calendar'[Date])
),
HOUR(DATA[StopDateTime]) < 12
)
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I change your DAX into
StopDateTimeRon =
CALCULATE(
MAX(REPORT[StopDateTime]),
USERELATIONSHIP(REPORT[StopDate], 'Calendar'[Date]),
FILTER(
ALL('Calendar'),
'Calendar'[Date] <= MAX(REPORT[StopDateTime])
),
HOUR(REPORT[StopDateTime]) < 12
)
However, it does not provide all the correct time:
Thanks for the help!
@jaysoulz , Try like
StopDateTime =
CALCULATE(CALCULATE(
MAX(DATA[StopDateTime]),USERELATIONSHIP(DATA[StopDate], 'Calendar'[Date]))
FILTER(
DATA,
HOUR(DATA[StopDateTime]) < 12
)
)
It does not seem to work:
Thanks for helping!
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