Hello,
Following the recent help of Jahida (thanks again!), I managed to do some good progress with the dashboard I'm preparing for my boss. Unfortunately, I'm facing a new problem, related to LOOKUPVALUE that I didn't manage to solve.
Context
Previously, I needed to convert the time to BST in my 'Yearly' table, during summer time only. I followed the solution provided here to create a Adjusted time column, [Time (Adj)].
Time(Adj) = IF(RELATED('Date'[IsBST]), Yearly[Time] + 1/24, Yearly[Time])I'm mentioning it as I feel it might be related to my new issue somehow.
Now, I want to measure the contact volume per shift.
Approach
To that end, I created a calculated column 'Yearly'[Shift] in my 'Yearly' table, to display the shift corresponding to the 'Yearly''[Time (Adj)] time, based on my 'Time' table.
Shift = Lookupvalue(Time[Shift],'Time'[Time],Yearly[Time(Adj)])
For what I see, it works unless when the 2 conditions below are met:
- the value in the 'Yearly'[Time] Colum is ranging between 23:00 and 23:59, Yearly'[Shift]
- the date is BST, e.g. 'Yearly'[Time] and 'Yearly'[Time(adj)] don't match
Any idea of what could be causing the issue?
Tables and relationship
Time table - https://www.imageupload.co.uk/images/2016/08/17/TimeTable.jpg
Yearly Table - https://www.imageupload.co.uk/images/2016/08/17/YearlyTable.jpg
Relationship - https://www.imageupload.co.uk/images/2016/08/17/Relationship.jpg
Troubleshouting
I checked other posts and I tried the following:
- remove the relationship between 'TIme' and 'Yearly' Table
- use the DAX Time function when refering to time
- use relate instead of lookupvalue (when the relationship is active)
Thank you very much for your time and your help!
-Ronie