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Dear Community, I have a matrix table composed by 4 columns.
1) Cliente/mandato: rows are clients, date and worker
2) Ore timbrate: is a mesure that sum all hours done by the worker (SUMX('Ore dipendente', 'Ore dipendente'[Tempo] * 24)
3) Ore corrette: is a mesure that sum all hours done by the worker and rounded (SUMX('Ore dipendente', 'Ore dipendente'[Durata] * 24)
4) Ore cadenzate: is mesure that divide the total planified hours for that day, divided by the number of workers. Formula is below thx to @tamerj1
My problem is that when a worker in the same day enter and exit more than 1 time, the formula add up all occurences.
For example the 3rd of January budgeted hours were 35.25 that means each worker max time is 7.05 hours (35.25/5).
But because ZABAWSKA entered and exited 3 times result is 7.05*3= 21.15 the same with CONTINO entered and exited 2 times result is 7.05*2= 14.10. Instead, I need to have 7.05 for all workers.
How can avoid that the mesure adds up the budged hours by the number of occurences in the same day?
I hope the problem is clear.
Thank you for your support
My model
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