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Calculating Expected Due/Completion Date Time based on SLA & Created Date Time
- Anonymous6 years agoQUOTIENT = QUOTIENT(WEEKDAY(Test[Allocate DateTime],1)+Test[SLA Days],7)Expected End Date = Test[Allocate DateTime]+Test[SLA Days]+2*Test[QUOTIENT]Thanks,Pravin
Anonymous
try something like
+SELECTEDVALUE(YourTable[SLA Days])
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- az386 years ago
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Anonymous
did you create relationships?
did you try
Result=RELATED(Calendar[Add 10 woring days])
as mentioned in example?
Add 10 woring days is a column from Calendar table
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- Anonymous6 years agoNot applicable
hi Anonymous
Did you tried my solution?
Thanks & regards,
Pravin Wattamwar
www.linkedin.com/in/pravin-p-wattamwar
If I resolve your problem Mark it as a solution and give kudos. - Anonymous6 years agoNot applicable
Yes, I have created relationship on the Dates between the Calendar & the Fact [1 : *] .
Also, did all the steps including fetching the related column as a Result in Fact table.
The issue is Dynamic SLA number (i.e. days) which in the Fact table occuring multiple times for a single date (as in my example).
Need a way to Add SLA as is, at the step ' Add 10 working day step' without Aggregartion (i.e. Min/ Max)Thanks.
- Anonymous6 years agoNot applicableQUOTIENT = QUOTIENT(WEEKDAY(Test[Allocate DateTime],1)+Test[SLA Days],7)Expected End Date = Test[Allocate DateTime]+Test[SLA Days]+2*Test[QUOTIENT]Thanks,Pravin