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Hello everyone,
I would like to ask you for help as I cannot do it myself.
Namely, I have created a report in Power Bi in which I have the decisions listed with date and validity. Now I would like to make a visualisation in which would show me which decisions expire in 15,30,45,60,75,90 days. If I click on, for example, box 15, the table will be filtered and all decisions that expire within 15 days will be shown.
What I have done so far:
1) I made a measure that shows me how many days are left until the decision expires
Days left = VAR _today=TODAY()
VAR _validto=MAX('Base'[Valid to)
VAR _dataDIFF= DATEDIFF(_today,_validto,
DAY)
RETURN
IF(_validto>_today,_dataDIFF,0)
2) I have made baskets into which decisions fall if they have a certain number of days
Buckett =
SWITCH ( TRUE(),
'Base'[Days left] <= 0, "Expired",
'Base'[Days left] <= 15 , "15",
'Base'[Days left] <= 30, "30",
'Base'[Days left] <= 45, "45",
'Base'[Days left] <= 60, "60",
'Base'[Days left] <= 75, "75",
'Base'[Days left] <= 90, "90",
"Valid"
)
I used treemap visualisation. And the effect looks like this:
And here I have a problem: I would like the fields to be all permanently visible for 15,30,45,60,75,90 days. Now only 75 and 90 are visible because the other decisions do not expire earlier. And I would like valid and expired to disappear.
This is the effect I would like to achieve:
Could you help me with this, give me some tips on how to do this?
Hi,
@Anonymous
I have seen these solutions, however, it is not clear to me. I would like to avoid GENERATESERIES, if possible.
As for what I want to achieve, I would like to have a filter that shows me which products expire in 15, 30,45,60,75,90 days. I have already taken some steps, as I wrote above, but I am missing additional checkboxes in the filter.
Currently, if no products expire within 15, 30,45,60 days, the filter is missing, but I would like it to be there, and as a result show for example empty table. Right now I have 4 filtering boxes: 75,90, valid and expired.
Valid is when the product has more than 90 days to expire and does not need to be monitored;
Expired is when the product has expired - no need to monitor it
75 & 90 - these products will expire within this timeframe and need to be monitored.
Below is a link to my problem, perhaps it will better illustrate the issue.
Hi @AnitaB ,
I have found a similar post, please refer to it to see if it helps you.
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