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Hi,
Tried searching the various other threads on this topic but they didn't really work for my case.
Users can have multiple entries per day depending on activity. I want to sum the total hours per day for each user, see if each user has gone over 8 hours and mark those overages as overtime.
Example of my raw data:
user day hours
apple | 01.04.2018 | 4 |
apple | 01.04.2018 | 3 |
apple | 01.04.2018 | 4 |
banana | 03.04.2018 | 10 |
banana | 05.04.2018 | 3 |
However, the problem is either the row value is wrong or the grand total is wrong. Here's what I have so far:
Overtime with Summarize = SUMX( SUMMARIZE( Table1; Table1[hours]); IF ( Table1[hours] > 8; Table1[hours] - 8; 0))
Overtime simple = var overtime = SUM(Table1[hours]) - 8 return IF(overtime < 0; 0; overtime)
Any help appreciated!
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OK, I think I got it:
Measure 3 = VAR overtime = SUM('#Overtime'[hours]) - 8 VAR tmpTable = SUMMARIZE('#Overtime',[user],[day],"Hours",SUM('#Overtime'[hours])) VAR tmpTable1 = ADDCOLUMNS(tmpTable,"Overtime",IF([Hours]-8<0,0,[Hours]-8)) VAR overtimeTotal = SUMX(tmpTable1,[Overtime]) RETURN IF(HASONEFILTER('#Overtime'[user]),IF(overtime<0,0,overtime),overtimeTotal)
Hi @powerbiuser101,
This will not answer your question, but this if statement
"IF ( Table1[hours] > 8; Table1[hours] - 8; 0)" could be replaced by
MAX (Table1[hours] - 8; 0)
OK, I think I got it:
Measure 3 = VAR overtime = SUM('#Overtime'[hours]) - 8 VAR tmpTable = SUMMARIZE('#Overtime',[user],[day],"Hours",SUM('#Overtime'[hours])) VAR tmpTable1 = ADDCOLUMNS(tmpTable,"Overtime",IF([Hours]-8<0,0,[Hours]-8)) VAR overtimeTotal = SUMX(tmpTable1,[Overtime]) RETURN IF(HASONEFILTER('#Overtime'[user]),IF(overtime<0,0,overtime),overtimeTotal)
Try using GROUPBY instead of SUMMARIZE. What is your expected output?
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