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Hi everyone,
I am working on an HR measure where we are trying to see how often leaders (positions) are changing in our organization.
I have for each position, the employee who held the position, and the assignment start and end date.
What I am trying to achieve is to count how many employees held a position in a year and assign a status (2 or less, perfect, 3 ok, more than 3 bad) and then calculate the % per department per year of how many positions are in each status. like this:
Here is the link to the sample data: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1tOY_X2VUg6RMpSPljmdebQU8L4Vl8UC0/view?usp=sharing
I can get the count to work by year by creating a date table with two inactive relationships, but to assign a status I created a sub-table from my main one, but the date or year filter don't work on that table since the relationship is in active.
Any help on this is appreciated. I might be going at it all wrong 😅since it's my first time working with data with multiple dates.
Thanks
Hi @wdx223_Daniel @
Thank you for your reply. I tried it and for some reason I get the same results repeated for each year but it's different by the department.
Do I need to create a relationship with the DimStatus table and any other tables?
Thanks,
Omneah
DimStatus has not any relationship with any table.
have you put the column of Status on the legend?
Firstly,create a new table
Secondly,create a measure
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