I have a target value of 20 for January but it is 20 for the month, i need to show this over each week. I have to divide the target by 4 if there are 4 weeks in a month and by 5 if there are 5 weeks in a month. It is as simple as that, i am using a line and clustered column chart to display my data, i need the target spread out into each week of the month. I also need another field to do this but im sure i can replicate your formula and make it applicable.
I have added a WeeksinMonth column that counts how many weeks are in a particular month e.g January has 5 weeks and February has 4 weeks. I need an IF statement that will divide the target and value by how many weeks in a month. e.g if month has 5 weeks then divide target and value by 5, if month has 4 weeks divide target and value by 4.
I have a calendar table with week values which i can used to put the divided target into and also the desired output i made in excel (See attached).
How will i go about this?
Desired Output
Calendar Table
enter code hereYou can create an extra column in your calendar table:
WeekMax =
var stOfMonth = Weeks[Start of Week].[Month]
var stOfYear = Weeks[Start of Week].[year]
return CALCULATE(max(Weeks[Weekinmonth]);FILTER(Weeks;Weeks[Start of Week].[Month] = stOfMonth && Weeks[Start of Week].[Year] = stOfYear))
Make sure you have a relation in your model between calendar and target date. Now you can use this number for that week/date to divide by.
You can now add an extra column in your target table:
WeeklyTarget = Targets[Target]/Related(Calendar[WeekMax])
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I have a measure that calculates shortage dates of a column of items. How do I create a column/measure that outputs a 1-5 ranking based off how closely the shortage date of those items is with the current date. So a 10 would be the closest shortage dates. 5 = within one month, 4 = within two months, ... etc.
I have production figures which sum the quantity of parts produced by each workstation on a weekly basis. These are shown in a matrix with workstation number on the rows and week numbers across the columns.
I want to be able to select 2 weeks and then
Display all the weeks in the range selected by a slicer.
Show the quantity values for only the first and last selected weeks.
The first part is working using a simple Week Slicer.
The second part, however, always shows the totals for all the selected weeks rather than the 2 individual week quantities.
In this example I have selected weeks 4 and 9 and therefore the expected values for quantities are 11,505 and 49,425 as shown in the Good Qty data with red frames.
The measures to extract the fist and last selected week numbers are working:
SelWeek1 = FIRSTNONBLANK(VALUES(vLink[Week]),0)
SelWeek2 = LASTNONBLANK(VALUES(vLink[Week]),0)
My measures for the week quantities are:
IF([SelWeek1]>0,
CALCULATE([Sum vGood Qty],FILTER(vLink, vLink[Week] = [SelWeek1])),
0
)
and
SelWeek2 Qty =
IF([SelWeek2]>0,
CALCULATE([Sum vGood Qty],FILTER(vLink, vLink[Week] = [SelWeek2])),
0
)
What am I missing?
Try to use below measures:
SelWeek1 = MIN(vLink[week])
Measure =
VAR _selWeek = [SelWeek1]
VAR result =
CALCULATE(
[Sum vGood Qty],
vLink[Week] = _selWeek
)
RETURN
result
and for selected week 2 change min to max in the first measure and _selWeek variable in the second measure respectively.
Sample of data:
ID Date myValue
1 1/09/2019 7
2 1/09/2019 3
3 2/09/2019 2
4 3/09/2019 5
5 4/09/2019 2
I need to create 3 slicers:
- The first one gives the possibility to choose a specific date ( date picker), I set the date range to Before.
- The second one gives the possibilty to choose the previous time interval (day, week, month, quarter or year) based and from date that is selected on the first slicer
- The third one gives the possibilty to choose resolution on the x axis. Example if you chose year as time interval on the second slicer, then you can choose the resolution on x axis from day, week, month or quarter
So far all I could achieve is creating some dynamic measures that change the resolution but no succes with making time intervals.
Has somebody tackle this problem before?
according to what i understand from your text, i suggest you to create a table which includes only dates
DATE TABLE=CALENDAR(DATE(2019,11,1),DATE(2023,5,1)) #start date, end date it goes one by one
Then make a relation with you Date Column in your Data with DATE TABLE. now you can arrange your slicer however you want
I am creating a report with buttons that use a slicer to show the last 3 calendar months, the default view, and YTD. The first two are all set and will continue to work fine, however i am having trouble with the YTD filter because i need it to exclude the current month (some of the key metrics for this slicer are only accurate monthly, even thought the data is updated Daily). Any idea how to accomplish this without me having to manually change it every month? An example of it working today would show me 2020 through August, since September is not complete. September would be included in the filter starting October first. I am thankful for your help/insights!
I typically build a calculated column on my date table called something like "Date in Range", that looks something like the below. You could also apply this to a date in a normal table if you are not using a date dimension.
Date in Range = IF ('MyTable'[Date] <
DATEADD(TODAY(), -1 * DAY(TODAY()), day),
1,
0)
This compares the date in the table row with TODAY(), e.g. 14 Sep 2020, minus the day of the month of today (14), effectively getting you back to the start of the current month. This will then return 1 for dates before the end of last month or 0. Filter on 1 or 0 to get your result (or use something more meaningful in place of the 1 or 0).
I have a power bi report with a line chart that has a field called 'EventDate'
I need to add a filter on to this report to say 'only get me the days where the EventDate matches this week number'
I don't want to display the last 7 days as a relative filter.
I need to do it by this week.
Can anyone help
You can use the week in the relative date filtering and it returns the dates associated with the current week number rather than the last 7 days.