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SLA Reporting Help - Calculated Column Formula?
- Anonymous8 years ago
Hi,
as far as I see this problem, you should use DATEDIFF function to calculate difference between dates. In it"s 3rd parameter you can set the difference to a hour based format.
After that you can solve this with a simple IF and AND function combo.I bet It can be solved less complicated but here is my calculated column for that for that:
SLA = IF(AND(Table1[Priority]="Medium",DATEDIFF(Table1[Create_Date],Table1[Resolved Date],HOUR)<=16),"In SLA",IF(AND(Table1[Priority]="Low",DATEDIFF(Table1[Create_Date],Table1[Resolved Date],HOUR)<=72),"In SLA",IF(AND(Table1[Priority]="High",DATEDIFF(Table1[Create_Date],Table1[Resolved Date],HOUR)<=8),"In SLA","Out SLA")))
and here is the table with the resoult:
Hope I could help.
Barna
Hi,
as far as I see this problem, you should use DATEDIFF function to calculate difference between dates. In it"s 3rd parameter you can set the difference to a hour based format.
After that you can solve this with a simple IF and AND function combo.
I bet It can be solved less complicated but here is my calculated column for that for that:
SLA = IF(AND(Table1[Priority]="Medium",DATEDIFF(Table1[Create_Date],Table1[Resolved Date],HOUR)<=16),"In SLA",IF(AND(Table1[Priority]="Low",DATEDIFF(Table1[Create_Date],Table1[Resolved Date],HOUR)<=72),"In SLA",IF(AND(Table1[Priority]="High",DATEDIFF(Table1[Create_Date],Table1[Resolved Date],HOUR)<=8),"In SLA","Out SLA")))
and here is the table with the resoult:
Hope I could help.
Barna