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I am pulling my calendar events from 365 where i have everything with a standard category. I can calculate my time spent for each event, and percentage of a day. But what I can't account for is when there is no event on the calendar.
For example, if i have a 2 hour meeting on Monday, power bi will pull data for Monday and calculate, but if don't have any meetings on Tuesday I should still beable to calculate 8 hours that I was available.
I was thing of new date table with everyday listed and hours available based on weekday and just calculating off of it.
And thoughts?
So you can use filter TREATAS for match with fact table.
For E.g TREATAS(VALUES(Table B[date]),Date[Date]) it's give fact table base result
@Jeremyd I hope this helps you. Thank You!!