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Calculating Resource Utilization in Power BI
- 8 years ago
Hi silagy,
WorkingTimePerDays is calculated column, you can get 1440 by changing the summarization to "Don't summarize". The file is here: https://1drv.ms/u/s!ArTqPk2pu-BkgT5MvD6Wbmcw5vbG.
You can try a measure like this:
Measure = DIVIDE ( [TotalAllocations] + [TotalUnAvailabilityTime], MIN ( 'rawViews Bks_DWH_ResourcesAllocations'[WorkingTimePerDay] ), 0 )Best Regards!
Dale
Hi silagy,
If you want to create a measure, you can use SUM and SUMX. Then add 'Calendar'[Date] and [ResourceID] to a table visual, which will provide the context of measure.
'Calendar'[Date] [ResourceID] [measure]
If you want more help, please provide a sample pbix file.
Best Regards!
Dale
Thanks!
I placed a table on the canvas to help explain what I need.
As you will see on the example, the WorkingTimePerDays showing 2880 which is 1440 * 2 (Because there are 2 rows on that day).
I need to get the distinct value of working time which is 1440 minutes on a single day
I would like to calculate the utilization of each resource per day.
Thanks!
- v-jiascu-msft8 years agoMicrosoft Employee
Hi silagy,
WorkingTimePerDays is calculated column, you can get 1440 by changing the summarization to "Don't summarize". The file is here: https://1drv.ms/u/s!ArTqPk2pu-BkgT5MvD6Wbmcw5vbG.
You can try a measure like this:
Measure = DIVIDE ( [TotalAllocations] + [TotalUnAvailabilityTime], MIN ( 'rawViews Bks_DWH_ResourcesAllocations'[WorkingTimePerDay] ), 0 )Best Regards!
Dale