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Work out dates between one column on multi rows
- 1 year ago
In the attached, the same query adapted to a changed column name from Date Notified to createdon.
It produces just short of 900k rows so I've reduced it to one row (to be able to attach it here) which means you'll need to refresh the query to see those rows. it takes a few seconds to generate those rows…
Hi Casi ,
Thanks for posting your query in the Microsoft Fabric Community. The solution provided by SundarRaj , effectively addresses your scenario. By utilizing Power Query indexing and sorting capabilities, it enables the calculation of durations between each status change, even in the absence of a dedicated start date column.
So please review the solution shared by SundarRaj and let us know if you need any additional clarification or details.
Many thanks to p45cal and SundarRaj for your valuable contributions.
Best regards,
Yugandhar | Community Support Team
- Casi1 year agoHelper I
Sorry i still need assistance
- p45cal1 year agoSolution Supplier
Seems every obstacle under the sun is being presented to us:
Meanwile I'm looking at SundarRaj 's Excel file's Power Query query.
Meanwhile, one question. are you grouping by ceox_auditlogid or ceox_incidentid or something else?
- Casi1 year agoHelper I
Sorry just picked this upim grouping by incident id