Pivot Table Measure To Calculate Items Between Range Returning Wrong Result

KrisW77

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I have had my first attempt at creating a Measure for a Pivot Table to solve a problem, but I am not getting the expected results.

I am looking to calculate the number of people in an area between 2 times (Log In & Log Out using a swipe card), including a split by company.
I've followed a post on a PowerBI site Start and end time but using either of the solutions put forward I get issues

When using
Code:
Number On Site
=
VAR vMinVal = MIN(tbl_TimeGroup[Value])
VAR vMaxVal = MAX(tbl_TimeGroup[Value])
VAR vSiteEntry = CALCULATE( COUNTROWS(tbl_SiteEntryExit), tbl_TimeGroup[Value] <= vMinVal, ALL(tbl_TimeGroup))
VAR vSiteExit = CALCULATE( COUNTROWS(tbl_SiteEntryExit), tbl_TimeGroup[Value] >= vMaxVal, ALL(tbl_TimeGroup), USERELATIONSHIP(tbl_SiteEntryExit[OUT Swipe (Group)], tbl_TimeGroup[Value]))
RETURN
MIN(vSiteExit, vSiteEntry)

The Pivot Table has some instances by Company & Time period that are incorrect, and more bizzarely, the Grand Total doesnt add up.
I havent found a way to drill down or evaluate the Measure, so I cant work out where I may of gone wrong.

An example of this is from the data below at 10am, the Measure returns 8no rather than 7no (red text)
CompanyIN Swipe (Group)OUT Swipe (Group)
Company A
06:00​
18:00​
Company A
06:30​
16:00​
Company A
06:30​
16:00​
Company A
06:30​
16:30​
Company A
06:30​
16:30​
Company A
07:00​
15:30​
Company A
08:00​
09:30​
Company A
08:00​
13:00​
Company A
11:30​
11:30​

The second solution gives the correct Grand Totals for each Time period, but wont split by Company (I just get the overall total)
Code:
Number On Site 2
=
VAR vMinVal = MIN(tbl_TimeGroup[Value])
VAR vMaxVal = MAX(tbl_TimeGroup[Value])
VAR vNumberOnSite = COUNTROWS( FILTER( ALLSELECTED(tbl_SiteEntryExit), tbl_SiteEntryExit[] <= vMinVal && tbl_SiteEntryExit[] >= vMaxVal))
RETURN
vNumberOnSite

Can anyone advise where I may of gone wrong?
And/ Or any good resources to start learning the basics??

Thanks

Kris
 

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