I have tsibble data with year-week and sales quantity. The year-week is of week type which starts on a Saturday (default tsibble yearweek starts on Monday). I have the fit models using fabletools::model. However when I try to fit for the next 2 weeks I'm getting the following
Error: Can't combine <yearweek> with different `week_start`.
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I created a calculated table based on start and end dates to check which manager is responsible for a product per date.
Result:
The financial department uses a four week period to report. So 13 periods per year.
(not usable in a date table?)
Product number 8098 gets a different manager on the 23rd of januari this year.
So at the start manager C5104 is responsible and at the end of period one (202301) C5107 is responsible.
To get one responsible manager per period I'd like to filter the table in such a fashion that I get the numbers from the last date in a period. After filtering I don't need the [date] field anymore.
I hope I'm just missing something basic like the 'ELLEXCEPT' But I'm lost...
DISTINCT gives:
One row too many. I'd like to lose the row: 8098, C5104, 202301.
To keep only rows showing the manager per product at the end of a period.
I am trying to create a measure which calculates the average daily revenue per customer, but only using days in a 6 months period prior to a specific date (where some type of conversion happens).
This specific date can be different for each customer.
The intention is to use the measure as a baseline for indexing daily average in the days/months/years after said conversion date.
If I put my current version of the measure in a card it works just fine (circled in green). But I will eventually have to visualize this over time as well. Thus I need the value to stay the same regardless of the row/date context in a table or timeline (circled in orange).
I suspect I need to use one of the ALL/ALLSELECTED/ALLEXCEPT filter modifiers but I can't really get anything to work.
The measure looks like this for now:
Average daily rev before conversion = CALCULATE (
AVERAGEX(
VALUES('Date'[Date]),
[HI & Acc Rev]
),
FILTER('poc vFact_SalesLine','poc vFact_SalesLine'[OrderDate_ID] IN DATESINPERIOD('Date'[Date],FIRSTNONBLANK('poc vDim_Customer'[DSE first conversion date],1),-6,MONTH)))
I've tried adding REMOVEFILTERS('Date'[Date]) just before the filtering of order dates, but that doesn't work. Gives me the exact same values as shown below.
All help is very welcome? Is my approach all wrong?
I have a Table with revenues by year and month from several units. To calculate the revenue by month i use a measure to add all revenues from all units. This measure i use then to calculate the current sum of all revenues and want to compare this to a target. Everything is working fine. But on the same Page i would like to have a table with all revenues from my last years. for this im trying to remove the page filter but its not working.
CalcRevenue = TOTALYTD([RevenueMeasure], Revenue[Date].[Date])
when im applying all filters so select all years, it shows the correct visual but naturaly all other visuals are then showing wrong things.
how can i exclude a visual from page filters
I have a table of challenge submissions (that records the time of submission of a challenge in a competition by different players, and whether the submission was correct or not) -
and another table that has the points associated with each challenge -
How do I plot a graph of running sum of points earned by the top 3 players in the competition over time (for last 24 hours only)? The catch here is that I only need to consider the first successful submission in case there are more than one successful submissions for a challenge in the competition (eg. Challenge #17 for Player A).
EDIT:
Dummy Data
Desired Output:
I am proposing a solution/answer assuming a few things-
Challenge acceptance time ends at 17:00 everyday
Different lines represent different challenges
Step-1 Create a CF to adjust date/time by calendar date - adjusted date as
DATEADD('hour', 7, [Date])
Note that I have added 7 hours to make the last calendar date/time for submission as 00 AM next day.
Step-2 Create another CF win_loss as
If [Success]='W' then 1 ELSE 0 end
step-3 create another CF game points as
[win_loss]*[Points (Points)]
Step-4 create another CF first win or loss as (don't worry about loss here)
{FIXED [Player], [Challenge], [success] : MIN([Date])} = [Date]
Step-5 create a set on 'players' field with TOP-3 with this formula (select top 3) by
sum(
IF [first win or loss]= TRUE
then [game points] END)
Step-6 build your view by dragging
set, MDY(adjusted date) & first win or loss on filters shelf/card
add mdy filter to context
[date] with exact date and discreet to columns
sum(game points) to rows
adding table calculation on measure - running total
right click sum(game points) click edit in shelf and replace the existing calculation by this one-
RUNNING_SUM(ZN(SUM([game points])))
(Note this will ensure your lines start at f(x)=0 always)
challenge on colors in marks card
sum(game points) to text in marks card.
Note- filters on (i) Set will ensure the top 3 players are in view only
(ii) adjusted date will ensure view for 24 hour challenge submission time
(iii) first win or loss will eliminate second and subsequent win(s) by same player for same challenge
I hope this will also make things clear to you.
You should get your desired view
OR change the date field to seconds to get a view like this
I have a report that takes sales data from a few tables. I want to add a field that will divide the total sales for the given month by the total number of business days in that same month. Is there a way I can calculate that in an expression? Do I need to create a new table in the database specifically for months and their number of business days? How should I go about this?
Thank you
Intuitively, I would say that you need a simple function and a table.
The table is to host the exceptions like Independence day, labor day, etc.
The function will get two parameters: Month and Year (I'm not providing any sample code since you haven't specified which language you are using).
It will then build a date as yyyy-mm-01 (meaning, first day of the month). If will then loop from 2 to 31 and:
Create a new date by adding the index of the loop to the initial date,
Check if the resulting date is still within the month,
Check if it is a working or not working day (e.g. Sunday),
Check if it is found within the table of exceptions.
If the created date passes all the above tests, you add 1 to the counter.
Though it might look complex, it is not and it will provide you the correct answer regardless of the month (e.g. Feb.) and the year (leap or not).