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Hello,
I have two tables , Timesheet and Workflow that have same secondary key(TSkey) with other table TS Header.
I need to compare date from Timesheet if it submitted on time from table Workflow where the TSkey is same : TSkey contains timesheet number +Id resources and worflow.action=submitted.
Thank you in advance
Hi @Hindlaz ,
Thanks for the reply from RossEdwards .
Ensure that there are relationships established between your Timesheet table, Workflow table, and the TS Header table using the TSkey.
Create a measure:
Timesheet On Time =
VAR TimesheetDate = MAX(Timesheet[Date])
VAR WorkflowDate = CALCULATE(MAX(Workflow[Date]), Workflow[Action] = "submitted", RELATED(TS_Header[TSkey]) = EARLIER(TS_Header[TSkey]))
RETURN IF(TimesheetDate <= WorkflowDate, "On Time", "Late")
Add it to your report visuals to see whether each timesheet was submitted on time or late.
If you have any other questions, please feel free to contact me.
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Hello,
Thank you for your replay,
The only realtionship that I have is that the table TS-header is intermediate btw Workflow and Timesheet with the same key: TSKey
I tried your measure but it seems my PowerBI version is not accepting the function RELATED
The solution i'd use is to store the TSKey in a variable in your measure and than apply it via a calculate statement. When you use the measure on your report, it just needs to be in a visual in a manner that your TSKey always resolves down to a single value. Here is an example I quickly wrote (untested):
YourMeasure = var TSKey = SELECTEDVALUE('Timesheet'[TSKey])
var TSDate = SELECTEDVALUE('Timesheet'[Timesheet Date])
var WFDate = CALCULATE(
SELECTEDVALUE('Workflow'[Workflow Date]),
'Workflow'[TSKey] = TSKey
)
var output = DATEDIFF(TSDate, WFDate , DAY)
RETURN
output
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