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Applicable88
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Impactful Individual

Networkdays between two dates dynamically

Hello, 

I have a factable and a Mastercalendar as a dimensiontable. In the Bookingtable I want to know the processingtime of

two Dates without the weekends and the non-productive Days. With Bookingdate - IncomeDate I would only get the "WrongProcessingTime" but I need the "CorrectProcessingTime". 

In the Mastertable I have all the information, but I don't know how to combine these. The "ProductiveDay" column tells me if its 

a working day or not, One or Zero, also when its holiday or not. 

 

BookingTable

 

IncomeDate BookingDate IDWrongProcessingTime CorrectProcessingTime
2021-09-01 2021-09-01 88880  0 
2021-09-02 2021-09-03 88891  1 
2021-09-03 2021-09-06 88903  1 
2021-09-06 2021-09-07 88911  1 
2021-09-07 2021-09-07 88920  0 
2021-09-08 2021-09-08 88930  0 
2021-09-09 2021-09-14 88945  3 
2021-09-10 2021-09-13 88953  1

 

 

 

Mastercalendar:

 

DateWeekdayProductiveDay
2021-09-01Wednesday1
2021-09-02Thursday1
2021-09-03Friday1
2021-09-04Saturday0
2021-09-05Sunday0
2021-09-06Monday1
2021-09-07Tuesday1
2021-09-08Wednesday1
2021-09-09Thursday1
2021-09-10Friday1
2021-09-11Saturday0
2021-09-12Sunday0

 

I really appreciate your help. 

Thank you very much in advance.

Best. 

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Fowmy
Super User
Super User

@Applicable88 

Add the following column : 

Processing Time = 
VAR __ValidDates =   FILTER( Dates, Dates[ProductiveDay] = 1 && Dates[Date] >= Table[IncomeDate] && Dates[Date] <= Table[BookingDate] )
RETURN
COUNTROWS( __ValidDates )-1

Fowmy_0-1632729681804.png

 



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Fowmy
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Super User

@Applicable88 

Add the following column : 

Processing Time = 
VAR __ValidDates =   FILTER( Dates, Dates[ProductiveDay] = 1 && Dates[Date] >= Table[IncomeDate] && Dates[Date] <= Table[BookingDate] )
RETURN
COUNTROWS( __ValidDates )-1

Fowmy_0-1632729681804.png

 



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Applicable88
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@Fowmy , all these rows are within 0-7 days range. But I get very high day counts with the same formula:

Applicable88_0-1632733976954.png

 

Applicable88
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Impactful Individual

Hi @Fowmy, Im not exactly sure what this that function is doing.  For reference I have a "CorrectProcessingTime" column displayed above, which value each "ProcessingTime" row should have. For example the row where you can see  ID 8894, there is Thursday until Tuesday, which means 5 days difference, and since Saturday and Sunday are non productive it should count 3. 

@Applicable88 

It should work with your dates table, I copied only dates up to 9th.

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Applicable88
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Hello @Fowmy , a big thank you!

It was my mistake I confused myself with another column. Now it works.

Have a nice day.

Best. 

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