In response to Greg_Deckler 03-21-2022 08:13 AM Thanks @Greg_Deckler ! So I'm using the column version for those unique week numbers/sequentials. However the counts are now incorrect. The DAX code I used for "Count Last Week" in my original question above give me th...
In response to Greg_Deckler 03-21-2022 08:13 AM Thanks @Greg_Deckler ! So I'm using the column version for those unique week numbers/sequentials. However the counts are now incorrect. The DAX code I used for "Count Last Week" in my original question above give...
(2)Use your formula to create the week number. WeekNumber = WEEKNUM('Table'[date],13) (3)Create a calculated column to return the date range . Date range = var _mixdate=CALCULATE(MIN('Table'[Date]),ALLEXCEPT('Table','Table'[WeekNumber])) var _maxdate=CALCULATE(MAX('Table'[Date]...
(2)Use your formula to create the week number. WeekNumber = WEEKNUM('Table'[date],13) (3)Create a calculated column to return the date range . Date range = var _mixdate=CALCULATE(MIN('Table'[Date]),ALLEXCEPT('Table','Table'[WeekNumber])) var _maxdate=CALCULATE(MAX('...
Using WEEKNUM without a second value (as in your first attempt) defaults to Sunday as the first day of the week. Try WEEKNUM([date], 2) for weeks beginning on a Monday. There is some explanation behind the use of 21 at this link: https://dax.guide/weeknum/ Hope this h...
(2)Use your formula to create the week number. WeekNumber = WEEKNUM('Table'[date],13) (3)Create a calculated column to return the date range . Date range = var _mixdate=CALCULATE(MIN('Table'[Date]),ALLEXCEPT('Table','Table'[WeekNumber])) var _maxdate=CALCULATE(MAX('Table'[Date]...
The DAX reference does not mention 21 as parameter, only 1/2 but it does make a difference, can I assume that the same rules apply as for the Excel formula. I would like to know how many Px incidents where in a week (x=> 1...4) I would like to know how many Px incidents ...
Using WEEKNUM without a second value (as in your first attempt) defaults to Sunday as the first day of the week. Try WEEKNUM([date], 2) for weeks beginning on a Monday. There is some explanation behind the use of 21 at this link: https://dax.guide/weeknum/ Hope this h...
The DAX reference does not mention 21 as parameter, only 1/2 but it does make a difference, can I assume that the same rules apply as for the Excel formula. I would like to know how many Px incidents where in a week (x=> 1...4) I would like to know how many Px incidents ...
In PowerBI, There are two ways to get the ISO Week: Using a DAX query: (it's a nice undocumented option that still works the same as Excel.) ISO Week = WEEKNUM([Date],21) Using M in the Query Editor: ISO Week = Number.RoundDown((Date.DayOfYear(Date.From(Duration.Days(([Date]...