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According to the image, I want to create a column that shows the number of previous orders. The orders have to be counted separately by store and reset every day.
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@Pobthams , Create a new column like
countx(filter(Table, [Store] = earlier([Store]) && [date] = earlier([Date]) && [time] < earlier([Time])),[Time])+0
@Pobthams , Create a new column like
countx(filter(Table, [Store] = earlier([Store]) && [date] = earlier([Date]) && [time] < earlier([Time])),[Time])+0
@amitchandak What if I want to count orders between 3 PM from the day before until the latest order, and reset every day at 3 PM.
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