Power BI - Previous Workday's Performance

Buck2919

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Hi,

I'm pretty new to PowerBI so please bear with me.

I've created a report and i want a simple matrix to show the previouse days performance.

I have created two measures

1) Total items worked - Total Classified = COUNTx(TOM_DATA,TOM_DATA[Investigation Classification])
2) Previous Days perfomance - Previous Day Classified = CALCULATE([Total Classified],DATEADD(Rolling_Calendar[Date],-1,DAY))

However my matrix has gaps in it.

Simply i want to return Fridays performance next to Monday's performance in my Matrix.

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Please can anybody help!

Thanks in advance Michael
 

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Hi Michael,

Maybe try something like that -

Rich (BB code):
Previous Day Classified = 
    var MaxDate = MAXX(FILTER(ALL(Rolling_Calendar), Rolling_Calendar[Date] < SELECTEDVALUE(Rolling_Calendar[Date])), Rolling_Calendar[Date])
return
    CALCULATE(
        [Total Classified],
        FILTER(ALL(Rolling_Calendar), Rolling_Calendar[Date] = MaxDate)
    )
 
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Hi JustynaMK

Thank you so much for your response.

However it doesn't quite solve my problem. - The second column below is the returned data from your code and doesn't move Friday's classified DATA to the next working day i.e. Monday.

We don't work weekends to i need to exclude them and show the previous working day in the matrix - Example - Fridays 27th March's data in the first column should show in the second column on Monday 30th March and not in Saturday 28th March.

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Thank you so much for you help i really appriciate it and hopefully you can find me a solution.

Kind Regards
Michael
 
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Ahh of course! ?‍♀️

How about this one -

Rich (BB code):
Previous Day Classified = 
    var MaxDate = MAXX(
        FILTER(ALL(Rolling_Calendar), Rolling_Calendar[Date] < SELECTEDVALUE(Rolling_Calendar[Date]) && NOT ISBLANK([Total Classified])), 
        Rolling_Calendar[Date])
return
    IF([Total Classified] <> 0,
    CALCULATE(
        [Total Classified],
        FILTER(ALL(Rolling_Calendar), Rolling_Calendar[Date] = MaxDate)
    ))

1588674046935.png
 
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