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Scorecard Metrics PowerBI Service
- 7 months ago
Hi NaziaK , you can follow either of the steps to get the KPI
1. Convert Date to a Numeric KPICreate a measure that converts a date into a number.
Example: “Days Since Last Update”
Days Since Last Activity = DATEDIFF( MAX('Table'[Date]), TODAY(), DAY )Use this as:
KPI value
Thresholds (e.g., > 7 days = Red)
2. Use Date as Context, Not KPIUse Date as Context, Not KPI
You can:
Keep the date in the report
Link the Scorecard metric to a report page
Display the date visually in a card or table
Scorecard → Metric → Linked report
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Hi NaziaK , you can follow either of the steps to get the KPI
1. Convert Date to a Numeric KPI
Create a measure that converts a date into a number.
Example: “Days Since Last Update”
Days Since Last Activity =
DATEDIFF(
MAX('Table'[Date]),
TODAY(),
DAY
)Use this as:
KPI value
Thresholds (e.g., > 7 days = Red)
2. Use Date as Context, Not KPIUse Date as Context, Not KPI
You can:
Keep the date in the report
Link the Scorecard metric to a report page
Display the date visually in a card or table
Scorecard → Metric → Linked report
⭐Hope this solution helps you make the most of Power BI! If it did, click 'Mark as Solution' to help others find the right answers.
💡Found it helpful? Show some love with kudos 👍 as your support keeps our community thriving!
🚀Let’s keep building smarter, data-driven solutions together!🚀 [Explore More]