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I'm trying to count the events in progress as described here: https://www.daxpatterns.com/events-in-progress/
But instead of having each event count distinctly, I would like them to be counted proportionally, depending on which day of the week they were finished:
So, for example, if there's an event that goes from week 1 and ends in week 3 on a Tuesday, the event should be counted as 1 in week 1, as 1 in week 2 and as 0.4 in week 3.
The code for the distinct count is as follows:
Also the SF_Opportunityfeldverlauf table is linked to a date table (Datumstabelle) n:1 via the CreatedDate field.
I started by adding a column from the date table to have the calendar week in SF_Opportunityfeldverlauf and then calculating the factor for each Id and week depending on the day of the week of CreatedDate. Then in another column I put the minium factor for each Id and week.
In the formula above, I changed the DISTINCTCOUNT to a SUMX over the OpportunityId and the factor like this:
But the result is not correct because it counts the opportunities more than once per week. I somehow need to tell Power BI to only count each opportunity once per calendar week multiplied by the Min Factor for that opportunity of that calendar week.
Oh and regarding the duplicates: You can leave them in, since every OpportunityId should only be counted once this should not change the result.
this is not working either, the count is actually a bit higher than the regular one.
There is also a link to a standard date table from the CreatedDate.
Thanks for the sample data. For 2022 KW 52, what is the expected result, and what min and max dates should be used in the date slicer? I noticed that rows 2 and 3 below are duplicates. Is this correct or should duplicates be removed?
sorry for the late response, I had a couple of days off.
I uploaded new sample data because it's too difficult to calulcate the expected result otherwise:
You need to link the CreatedDate of the sample to the FullDateAlternateKey of the date table.
Then you can create a plot over time using the following measure:
It is important to use the field ISOKalenderWocheJahr from the Date Table as x-axis, not from the sample data (that field was just used to calculate the factor).
This is the regular events in progress calculation that's correct and results in 39 events in 2022 KW 52.
Now what I would like is a measure to count the events in progress but instead of counting each event as 1 to use the respective factor for each week.
I uploaded another file with the expected result of 37.2 in 2022 KW 52:
I hope this helps clearing up the problem and thank you for your help
The regular formula results in 39 events in progress.
And the formula right now yields 9.8
If this doesn't work, would you be able to provide the sample data in a table format (or a sample pbix via OneDrive, etc.)? The provided data in message 3 doesn't have the ISO KW Erstelldatum or Min Faktor KW columns.
The measure above basically filters by 2022 KW 52 and then counts the Ids once with the respective factors resulting in a total of 9.8:
I hope this helps clearing up the problem
Sorry I have to split up the answer because of the character limit:
But instead of counting each Id once with factor 1, I would like it to be counted with the respective min factor of that week. So it should count only the following Ids distinctly resulting in a total of 36.8.
While it does count the factor correctly, this measure doesn't work in combination with the events in progress.
I use the CreatedDate and EndDate to calculcate the events in progress. Using the following data as an example for just one week (2022 KW 52) and the regular DISTINTCOUNT the result is 39 (each Id in the table counted once yields exactly that result). This is using the regular events in progress.
Here's a measure for the simplified example. I used MAX to get the Min Factor, but you could use MIN or VALUES.
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