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Hi All,
if i have the following table like this
how the calculate the number of "defect " that found more than 30 days ago, please help
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You have try a measure like
calculate(countrows(table), filter(table,Table[Date]<=today()-30))
calculate(countrows(table), filter(all(table),Table[Date]<=today()-30))
calculate(countrows(table), filter(all(table),Table[Date]<=<=selectedvalue(Date[Date])-30))
You have try a measure like
calculate(countrows(table), filter(table,Table[Date]<=today()-30))
calculate(countrows(table), filter(all(table),Table[Date]<=today()-30))
calculate(countrows(table), filter(all(table),Table[Date]<=<=selectedvalue(Date[Date])-30))
Hi @MostafaGamal ,
Few questions:
Try posting a sample input with expected output. This will help in understanding the issue clearly.
Thanks,
Pragati
I mean the date the defect was found, i want to know the no. of defects that has been on the system for more than 30 days
not the defects that found in last 30 days, i expect a table with no. of defects againts department but they must be found in the system for more than 30 days
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