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Anonymous
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Aggregate to be used in the chart

Hi guys,

 

I have something very simple, but I cannot get the result. Below is the screenshot of the table. I need to calculate total # of hours to be used for my time series graph to be divided by the # of containers (this year)

 

Something like

 

count({<[TimeStamp.Calendar.Year] = {"$(=Max({1}[TimeStamp.Calendar.year]))"}>}CNTR_NUM)

/sum(aggr(((EST_DPTR_D-VSL_BERTH_D) *24)),VESSEL_VISIT_C )

 

So, for the example below it should be 14 / (7.2 + 6.2) = 1.0447761194029850746268656716418.

 

VESSEL_VISIT_CEST_DPTR_DVSL_BERTH_DCNTR_NUM
12018-10-22 22:12:002018-10-22 15:00:001593364
12018-10-22 22:12:002018-10-22 15:00:001635264
12018-10-22 22:12:002018-10-22 15:00:001762778
12018-10-22 22:12:002018-10-22 15:00:006057661
12018-10-22 22:12:002018-10-22 15:00:00APHU7202885
12018-10-22 22:12:002018-10-22 15:00:00APZU2132290
12018-10-22 22:12:002018-10-22 15:00:00APZU3457448
12018-10-22 22:12:002018-10-22 15:00:00BMOU1102734
22018-10-22 21:12:002018-10-22 15:00:00BMOU1288070
22018-10-22 21:12:002018-10-22 15:00:00BMOU5899415
22018-10-22 21:12:002018-10-22 15:00:00AMFU3206555
22018-10-22 21:12:002018-10-22 15:00:00APHU6724720
22018-10-22 21:12:002018-10-22 15:00:00APZU3190222
22018-10-22 21:12:002018-10-22 15:00:00APZU3677870

 

Many thanks, as usual!

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sunny_talwar

To keep it static... try this

Round(count({1<type={'vessel'}>}container)/Sum({1}Aggr(((Only({1<type={'vessel'}>}TimeStamp)-Only({1} VSL_BERTH_D))*24), visit, [TimeStamp.Calendar.Month])))

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sunny_talwar

Try this (you had placed a parenthesis at the incorrect spot

Count({<[TimeStamp.Calendar.Year] = {"$(=Max({1}[TimeStamp.Calendar.year]))"}>} CNTR_NUM)/Sum(Aggr(((EST_DPTR_D-VSL_BERTH_D) *24), VESSEL_VISIT_C))

Anonymous
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Hi Sunny,

As usual, thank you, for the help. It's good but it summed up ALL containers and DIVIDED by ALL time, instead of calculating it per month. Do I need to aggregate by Departure date as I am using Departure date for the y axis?

q2.png

sunny_talwar

May be departure date in your Aggr() function

Count({<[TimeStamp.Calendar.Year] = {"$(=Max({1}[TimeStamp.Calendar.year]))"}>} CNTR_NUM)/Sum(Aggr(((EST_DPTR_D-VSL_BERTH_D) *24), VESSEL_VISIT_C, [Departure date]))

Anonymous
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I guess you know what will come next - time out.

q3.png

sunny_talwar

Would it be possible for you to share a sample app?

Anonymous
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I need to set up a sample.

sunny_talwar

If you could do that, it would be great, because otherwise it is difficult to know what you have and what you want

Anonymous
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Hi Sunny,

I have uploaded the file at app_sample - Google Drive.

Once you open, you will see that I used the 'container' field instead of COUNT NUM, and TimeStamp instead of Departure Date.

sunny_talwar

I won't be able to download anything from cloud, can you just attach it directly here

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