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Hi;
I need help creating either a table or a matrix that looks something like the example below. Where i am able to show how many tickets I had in the previous week (weekdays only / Networkdays). The total tickets during the current week, another calculation that will tell me how many tickets (using ticket id for lookupvalue) on the current week have been carried over from the previous week and finally the delta between the recurring tickes vs the current week tickets.
Weekdays only | Total Tickets Last Week | Total Tickets Current Week | Recurring Tickets (tickets in current week that were also present is last week) | New Tickets (Tickets that came in during current week) |
Mon | 220 | 275 | 87 | 188 |
Tue | 317 | 291 | 155 | 136 |
Wed | 285 | 313 | 117 | 196 |
Thu | 413 | 367 | 201 | 166 |
Fri | 397 | 425 | 135 | 290 |
By the way, I already have meassures that get me data for the first 3 columns (left to right); but i can't figure out how to get the meassure for the recurring tickets column data. The Delta column I am sure i can figure out (I think).
Thanks so much in advance for the help!
Mauricio
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi,
In the filter section, i have chosen the current week offset as 0. I then wriote this measure
=Measure = CALCULATE([Total Tickets],FILTER(VALUES(Data[Ticket ID]),[Previous_Week_Tickets]>0&&[Current_Week_Tickets]>0))
I get a blank for all days. For Friday of the current week, there are no id's that existed on the Friday of the previous week so blank is the correct answer. I have not checked for the other days.
Hi,
So would it be correct to say that 220 ticket were sold on Monday of the previous week? Do you have
The tickets columns actually refer to "open/active" service tickets in previous and current weeks respectively. I need a calculated column or measure that gives me the total of active tickets from last week that are still open in current week (as part of the 275 tickets in current week).
To answer your questions 1, 2 and 3; the answer is yes! I have all of them.
Thanks so much for the support!
Mauricio
Share the download link of the PBI file.
Good Day!
This is the link for you to download the sample data PBI file.
https://1drv.ms/f/s!AsN51lqO15IAgZV_XWkFsZyJ4EOH-w?e=l9BBb8
Thanks again for all the help!
Hi,
In the filter section, i have chosen the current week offset as 0. I then wriote this measure
=Measure = CALCULATE([Total Tickets],FILTER(VALUES(Data[Ticket ID]),[Previous_Week_Tickets]>0&&[Current_Week_Tickets]>0))
I get a blank for all days. For Friday of the current week, there are no id's that existed on the Friday of the previous week so blank is the correct answer. I have not checked for the other days.
Thanks so much for the help!... This worked as expected. I can't thank you enough!
The reason why you were getting blanks for all days is actually beacause when I created the mocked up data, I completely forgot to include some the same Ticket ID numbers from the previous week into the current week. However; once I tried your solution in the actual data; things worked perfectly!
Thanks Again!
Regards,
Mauricio
You are welcome.
Hi again @Ashish_Mathur
Due to company policy I cannot share the file. I will prepare some mocked up data file and share it tomorrow. I am located in Central America and it is already late... plus I am away from my computer.
Thanks