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DEFINE
VAR vType = TREATAS({"CPU", "MEM","DISK"}, Tickets[Service])
EVALUATE
SUMMARIZECOLUMNS
(
ROLLUPADDISSUBTOTAL
(
Tickets[Service], "Type", vType,
TREATAS ( { "OK" }, Tickets[Status] ),
FILTER( Tickets , RELATED(ServiceOffering[Service Offering]) ="TOP" ),
FILTER ( Dates, PREVIOUSMONTH(Dates[Date] )
),
"Total Qty", COUNT(Tickets[Target])
)
This assumes you have a Dates table in your data model and that it is joined to the Close Date.
Hello
DEFINE
VAR vType = TREATAS({"CPU", "MEM","DISK"}, Tickets[Service])
EVALUATE
SUMMARIZECOLUMNS
(
ROLLUPADDISSUBTOTAL
(
Tickets[Service], "Type", vType,
TREATAS ( { "OK" }, Tickets[Status] ),
FILTER( Tickets , RELATED(ServiceOffering[Service Offering]) ="TOP" ),
FILTER ( Dates, PREVIOUSMONTH(Dates[Date] )
),
"Total Qty", COUNT(Tickets[Target])
)
This assumes you have a Dates table in your data model and that it is joined to the Close Date.
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