Count of items with time and state conditions

[achybreaky]

Need help guys. I'm new in PowerBI. How can I count the items where the State is not yet set to Started (or still remains set to Approved) past 30 mins or more of its Start Date/Time. And also how can I count the items where the State is not yet set to Closed or still remains set to either Approved/Implement past 1 hour or more of its End Date/Time. Thanks in advance.

Item	Start Date/Time	End Date/Time	State
1	3/1/2024 06:00 PM	3/1/2024 10:00 PM	Approved
2	3/2/2024  1:00PM	3/2/2024 5:00PM	Started
3	3/4/2024 3:30PM	3/4/2024 11:30PM	Approved

[v-cgao-msft]

Hi @achybreaky ,

Please create a new measure:

Count of items with over 30 mins and Started or Approved state = 
COUNTROWS (
    FILTER (
        SUMMARIZE (
            'Table',
            'Table'[Item],
            'Table'[Start Date/Time],
            'Table'[End Date/Time],
            'Table'[State],
            "@MINUTE", DATEDIFF ( 'Table'[Start Date/Time], 'Table'[End Date/Time], MINUTE )
        ),
        // filter out records with state 'Started' or 'Approved'.
        'Table'[State]
            IN { "Started", "Approved" }
        // and filter out records with endtime and starttime over 30 minutes or more. 
                && [@MINUTE] > 30
    )
)

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[achybreaky]

Thank you for your reply, I really appreciate it. I want to add more context to my problem. I was able to use this parameter in Servicenow but I want to use the same parameters to PowerBI. I also added additional item in the table for distinction. 

Basically I want to display two items in my PowerBI.  First is the number of items that had missed the Start Date/Time because the State still shows Approved instead of Started after 30 minutes or more past its Start Date/Time. Second the number of items that had missed the End Date/Time because the State still shows either Approved or Started after 1 hour or more past its End Date/Time. The count will remain as is until the correct State is updated. Items with future date/time are not supposed to be counted.

Missed Start Date/Time:
1. Start Date/Time is 30 Minutes ago from Now
2. Start Date/Time is less than today
3. State is Approved, not Started
3. Excluding future date

Missed End Date/Time:
1. End Date/Time is 1 hour ago from Now
2. End Date/Time is less than today
3. State is either Approved or Started, not Closed

Item	Start Date/Time	End Date/Time	State
1	3/1/2024 06:00 PM	3/1/2024 10:00 PM	Approved
2	3/2/2024  1:00PM	3/2/2024 5:00PM	Started
3	3/4/2024 3:30PM	3/4/2024 11:30PM	Approved
4	3/8/2024 3:30AM	3/8/2024 8:30AM	Approved

[lbendlin]

Please provide a more detailed explanation of what you are aiming to achieve. What have you tried and where are you stuck?

[achybreaky]

Hi, 

Thank you for your reply.

I tried to use this formula and then use the filter pane to filter the state, but this doesnt provide the specific data if they missed updating the State 30 mins or 1 hour past the start or end date/time.

Missed Start =

CALCULATE (

    SUMX (

        Query3,

        IF (

            MAX ( [Start Date/Time] ) < TODAY () +1/24,

            1,

            0

        )

    )

)