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andi2333
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Building an order timeline

Hello,

I have multiple input excel files which show orders which are identified as stuck in our supply chain systems. The report is issued every workday.

Now, in PowerBI, I want to measure and show the average duration an order is "stuck" in our systems. I am not sure how to construct this query though, I think the biggest problem is that I would need to calculate the "numbers of days stuck" dynamically from the fact if an order shows up in the report or not.

As an example:

 

Report 24.04.2024

order 1234 

order 5678

 

Report 25.04.2024

order 5678

 

This should result in the count that order 1234 was 1 day stuck, while order 5678 would (for now) count as 2 (since it is still open when it's going to be fixed).

 

I would appreciate any idea how I can model this in PBI.

 

Thanks

 

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lbendlin
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For each given day, summarize all orders stuck on this day, and count the number of days for each of  these orders in the past (including the given day).

 

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