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Noak
Helper IV
9 years ago

Accumolate exceeding cases

Hey everyone,

I have new mission and need your help .

 

My data based on open cases that divided to seveirties(1 high - 3 low), the CTO defindes cases SLA eg: if case defined as high the resolving time of that specific case is no longer than 24 days. It's a binaric situation in case we exceeded that period IsExceeding=1. in case we didn't it will be 0.

 

I need to present accumolate exceeding cases per month - stacked column chart that presents 3 layers of the severities.

 

Here's what I did,

 

 

 

As you can see what happened here is that if in total i have 102 exceeding cases the chart shows how much belongs to each month and doesnt shows me accumolate cases.

 

I mean I need to see in fabruary 2017 overall view of how much cases is exceeding until 31.2.17 - is should sum all open exceeding cases for last X months and shows how much did it collect until the 31.2 and divide it to severity type (high-low).

 

here's my data:

 

 

 

4 Replies

  • Eric_Zhang's avatar
    Eric_Zhang
    Microsoft Employee

    Noak

    Your requirement is not quite clear for me. Based on my understanding, it looks that you're looking for a measure like 

     

    Acc exceeding cases =
    COUNTROWS (
        FILTER (
            yourTable,
            yourTable[createon] <= MAX ( yourTable[createon] )
                && yourTable[isExceed] = 1
        )
    )

    By the way, could you please post the sample data in plain text, the picture doesn't help too much.

    • Noak's avatar
      Noak
      Helper IV

      Hi Eric_Zhang

      I already used this messaure.

       

      It doesnt answer my dashboard needs, lets say today we have 100 exceeding cases that are still open.

      I want to see the trend in monthly view,

       

      current result = power bi takes 100 cases spred them by the creation month and give me a view of how many exceeding case from january,feb,march.... I dont care how much from each month I care to see the trend over time.

       

      heres a glanss of the data:

      createdonAcc exceeding casesseveritycodename
      29/02/2016 15:031Severity 2 - Medium
      15/03/2016 08:561Severity 2 - Medium
      18/03/2016 14:161Severity 3 - Low
      18/03/2016 14:471Severity 2 - Medium
      14/04/2016 12:501Severity 2 - Medium
      15/04/2016 08:251Severity 2 - Medium
      22/04/2016 08:511Severity 2 - Medium
      06/05/2016 14:261Severity 2 - Medium
      09/05/2016 15:201Severity 2 - Medium
      16/05/2016 10:551Severity 2 - Medium
      16/05/2016 10:591Severity 3 - Low
      16/05/2016 11:051Severity 2 - Medium
      17/05/2016 13:271Severity 2 - Medium
      30/05/2016 05:041Severity 2 - Medium
      30/05/2016 05:371Severity 2 - Medium
      02/06/2016 13:161Severity 2 - Medium
      03/06/2016 14:281Severity 2 - Medium
      06/06/2016 15:421Severity 2 - Medium
      07/06/2016 08:331Severity 2 - Medium
      08/06/2016 12:291Severity 2 - Medium
      08/06/2016 12:351Severity 2 - Medium
      09/06/2016 12:381Severity 2 - Medium
      10/06/2016 07:431Severity 2 - Medium
      14/06/2016 11:431Severity 2 - Medium
      15/06/2016 09:331Severity 2 - Medium
      21/06/2016 07:391Severity 2 - Medium
      21/06/2016 14:191Severity 1 - High
      24/06/2016 10:311Severity 2 - Medium
      27/06/2016 10:231Severity 2 - Medium
      27/06/2016 10:291Severity 2 - Medium
      29/06/2016 14:571Severity 2 - Medium
      29/06/2016 14:591Severity 1 - High
      30/06/2016 07:311Severity 1 - High
      30/06/2016 10:461Severity 1 - High
      30/06/2016 18:331Severity 2 - Medium
      30/06/2016 19:501Severity 2 - Medium
      04/07/2016 09:461Severity 2 - Medium
      05/07/2016 09:261Severity 2 - Medium
      08/07/2016 09:111Severity 1 - High
      08/07/2016 09:281Severity 2 - Medium
      11/07/2016 14:391Severity 2 - Medium
      11/07/2016 14:441Severity 3 - Low
      19/07/2016 18:111Severity 1 - High
      20/07/2016 19:251Severity 2 - Medium
      21/07/2016 07:101Severity 2 - Medium
      22/07/2016 12:501Severity 2 - Medium
      22/07/2016 13:212Severity 2 - Medium
      23/07/2016 16:101Severity 2 - Medium
      27/07/2016 08:251Severity 2 - Medium
      27/07/2016 09:031Severity 2 - Medium
      27/07/2016 15:111Severity 2 - Medium
      29/07/2016 13:071Severity 2 - Medium
      29/07/2016 13:511Severity 2 - Medium
      29/07/2016 14:001Severity 2 - Medium
      29/07/2016 14:081Severity 2 - Medium
      01/08/2016 11:191Severity 2 - Medium
      01/08/2016 11:331Severity 2 - Medium
      02/08/2016 13:291Severity 2 - Medium
      03/08/2016 21:301Severity 2 - Medium
      08/08/2016 21:221Severity 2 - Medium
      10/08/2016 15:391Severity 2 - Medium
      17/08/2016 20:391Severity 2 - Medium
      22/08/2016 13:481Severity 2 - Medium
      26/08/2016 19:471Severity 2 - Medium
      09/09/2016 10:131Severity 2 - Medium
      13/09/2016 10:541Severity 3 - Low
      14/09/2016 09:231Severity 1 - High
      19/09/2016 11:091Severity 2 - Medium
      19/09/2016 19:231Severity 2 - Medium
      21/09/2016 19:211Severity 2 - Medium
      22/09/2016 09:421Severity 2 - Medium
      23/09/2016 09:251Severity 2 - Medium
      27/09/2016 15:311Severity 2 - Medium
      • Eric_Zhang's avatar
        Eric_Zhang
        Microsoft Employee

        Noak wrote:

        Hi Eric_Zhang

        I already used this messaure.

         

        It doesnt answer my dashboard needs, lets say today we have 100 exceeding cases that are still open.

        I want to see the trend in monthly view,

         

        current result = power bi takes 100 cases spred them by the creation month and give me a view of how many exceeding case from january,feb,march.... I dont care how much from each month I care to see the trend over time.

         


        What do you mean a trend then? May be a increasing or dropping percentage of each month?