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4 TopicsCounting Weekends Where Friday and Monday Are Sick Days
Hi I'm currently working on a formula to count sick days for employees, specifically considering weekends where both Friday and Monday are marked as sick days. However, I'm encountering some issues with the formula, and I'd greatly appreciate your expertise and insights. The purpose of the formula is to: Count sick days when an employee is absent for the entire day or more. Accurately identify consecutive weekends when both Friday and Monday are sick days and add them to the count. Unfortunately, the current formula isn't functioning as expected, and the weekends aren't being counted correctly. I've tried debugging the formula and making adjustments, but I'm still facing challenges. Please help me figure oth how to counts the weekends prpoerly! SickDays = VAR EmpNo = F_Illness[Emp No] VAR IllnessHours = F_Illness[Illness Hours] VAR CurrentDate = RELATED(D_date[Date]) VAR DayOfWeek = WEEKDAY(CurrentDate, 2) -- 1 = Monday, 2 = Tuesday, ..., 7 = Sunday VAR WorkHoursOnCurrentDay = CALCULATE( MAX(D_WorkSchedule[Hours]), D_WorkSchedule[Day] = SWITCH( DayOfWeek, 1, "Monday", 2, "Tuesday", 3, "Wednesday", 4, "Thursday", 5, "Friday", 6, "Saturday", 7, "Sunday" ) ) VAR NextDate = CurrentDate + 1 VAR PreviousDate = CurrentDate - 1 // Check if the previous day is Saturday and the day before is Sunday (consecutive weekends) VAR IsPreviousConsecutiveWeekend = IF( DayOfWeek = 7 && WEEKDAY(PreviousDate, 2) = 6, -- Sunday and Saturday CALCULATE( SUM(F_Illness[Illness Hours]), F_Illness[Emp No] = EmpNo, F_Illness[Date] = PreviousDate ) >= WorkHoursOnCurrentDay, -- Full sick day on Friday FALSE() ) // Check if the next day is Sunday and the day after is Monday (consecutive weekends) VAR IsConsecutiveWeekend = IF( DayOfWeek = 6 && WEEKDAY(NextDate, 2) = 7, -- Saturday and Sunday CALCULATE( SUM(F_Illness[Illness Hours]), F_Illness[Emp No] = EmpNo, F_Illness[Date] = NextDate ) >= WorkHoursOnCurrentDay, -- Full sick day on Monday FALSE() ) RETURN IF( IllnessHours >= WorkHoursOnCurrentDay || IsConsecutiveWeekend || IsPreviousConsecutiveWeekend || (IsConsecutiveWeekend && IsPreviousConsecutiveWeekend), -- Check for both consecutive weekends 1, 0 )675Views0likes2CommentsHelp Needed: DAX Measure to determine if SLA reached the target or not.
Hi Everyone, I'd like to ask for your help. I have data with different targets per SLA. Minimum column is also target but it's the minimum % an SLA must have. I created a measure that I will use to create an icon (using conditional format) to determine if the SLA Summary results met the target or not. _ConditionSLATarget = MAXX('Monthly Summary', IF('Monthly Summary'[_SLA Summary Results] >= 'Monthly Summary'[Target],1, IF('Monthly Summary'[_SLA Summary Results] >= 'Monthly Summary'[Minimum],0, IF('Monthly Summary'[_SLA Summary Results] < 'Monthly Summary'[Minimum],-1)))) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- My Table is: 'Monthly Summary' SLA measure is _SLA Summary Results DAX Formula for _SLA Summary Results below: _SLA Summary Results = SUM('Monthly Summary'[Met])/SUM('Monthly Summary'[Volume]) However, there's something strange when I put it in a table. If you notice, DAT 1 SLA should be "-1" with a downward arrow because SLA Summary result of 85.32% did not meet the minimum target of 96% I don't know what went wrong so I'd like to ask for your expertise on this matter. Let me know if you need additional info. Thank you Here's a screenshot of my conditional format for the icons in case you need.Solved894Views0likes2CommentsFor a Given ID#, 1-N Sequence#, and Status Column, Return the Min of Seq. for Rows Where Status =""
Hello, I hope the below table will help describe a new measure needed. Given repeating ID numbers and a 1-N Sequence assigned to each, we also have a Status column with several blanks. The new measure should return a Status shown in the new column at the far right. Basically, the formula must identify the minimum sequence # for a given ID where Status is blank. Greg_Deckler thanks for answering a similar question elsewhere, unfortunately it couldn't get me all the way on this one... Thank you all in advance. ID Sequence Status // My Description // Result In New Column 1 1 Approved <--Rows with a Status are all set Approved 1 2 Approved Approved 1 3 Rejected Rejected 2 1 Approved Approved 2 2 Approved Approved 2 3 <--Minimum Sequence of a given ID, and Status = (blank) Should read "In Progress" 2 4 <--Not the min. Seq. for the given ID, and Status = (blank) Should read "To Do" 3 1 Approved Approved 3 2 Rejected Rejected 4 1 Approved ApprovedSolved1.8KViews0likes8CommentsFILTER TABLE COLLUMN BY COLUMN VALUE IN RELATED TABLE
Good day, I need help making filter measure as I cannot make it work. I have two queries related to each other: QUERY 1 - Summary Of Findings: SOURCE NAME OF SHOP Rating Source 1 Shop 1 5 Source 2 Shop 1 2 Source 3 Shop 2 1 Source 4 Shop 2 2 Source 5 Shop 3 3 Source 6 Shop 3 4 Source 7 Shop 1 5 Source 8 Shop 1 3 Source 9 Shop 2 3 Source 10 Shop 2 6 Source 11 Shop 3 7 Source 12 Shop 3 8 Source 13 Shop 1 4 Source 14 Shop 1 3 Source 15 Shop 2 6 Questy 2 - Date of Rating Report SOURCE Name of Shop Date Of Rating Latest Source 1 Shop 1 12/1/2020 Not Latest Source 2 Shop 1 12/2/2020 Not Latest Source 3 Shop 2 12/3/2020 Not Latest Source 4 Shop 2 12/4/2020 Not Latest Source 5 Shop 3 12/5/2020 Not Latest Source 6 Shop 3 12/6/2020 Not Latest Source 7 Shop 1 12/7/2020 Not Latest Source 8 Shop 1 12/8/2020 Not Latest Source 9 Shop 2 12/9/2020 Not Latest Source 10 Shop 2 12/10/2020 Not Latest Source 11 Shop 3 12/11/2020 Not Latest Source 12 Shop 3 12/12/2020 Latest Source 13 Shop 1 12/13/2020 Not Latest Source 14 Shop 1 12/14/2020 Latest Source 15 Shop 2 12/15/2020 LAtest questies have relationships over SOURCE column. What I'm looking for is the measure to Filter out "SUMMARY OF FINDINGS" [RATING] by DATE OF REPORT [LATEST]. I want measure which will show me uniques ratings for each shop based on LATEST report! Thnaks AleksSolved1KViews0likes3Comments