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Hi all,
I have a large workschedule table (see example blue table) for employees, only with start datetime (so no end datetime)
Now I want to know the scheduled hours per employee/day/type. See the white answer column for what I need.
Note that the first column dayscheduleid is a unique number column, ordered from oldest number to number.
The solution may be created as a calculated column in M (preferred). A DAX calculated column is also OK. A measure is not preferred.
see here the link to the blue table that you can use in PowerBI desktop: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/c6kbneps1701l9u8505iz/Workschedule.xlsx?dl=0&rlkey=9kmaqjcf3tk82o9ezv...
Thanks!
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I found a solution myself using
1) create a new Index column
I found a solution myself using
1) create a new Index column
Hello @FilipFireFlyBI ,
check if this solution would work for your case
https://youtu.be/6JA6uy3ZRBA
If I answered your question, please mark my post as solution, Appreciate your Kudos 👍
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thanks for fast reply but that was not the solution.
reason is that in my problem I need the next row.
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