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Hi,
I'm looking to create a measure to count results for each person:
e.g. below it should count ben = 120% resource used, amanda 80% resource used.
I'd also like a count for number of project owners who's resource used is above 100% e.g. since ben is over 100% he should be counted, whereas amanda shouldn't.
Thanks!
Project owner | Project | Resource Used |
Ben | Proj1 | 30% |
Ben | Proj2 | 20% |
Ben | Proj3 | 70% |
Amanda | Proj1 | 30% |
Amanda | Proj2 | 50% |
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Hi @jonbox ,
If you want to calculate the resource used rate by project owner, you can create the following measure.
total resource used = CALCULATE(SUM('Table'[Resource Used]),ALLEXCEPT('Table','Table'[Project owner]))
If you want to count the project owners who use more than 100% of the resource, you can create the following measure.
count = CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT('Table'[Project owner]),FILTER('Table',[total resource used]>1))
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Stephen Tao
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Hi @jonbox ,
If you want to calculate the resource used rate by project owner, you can create the following measure.
total resource used = CALCULATE(SUM('Table'[Resource Used]),ALLEXCEPT('Table','Table'[Project owner]))
If you want to count the project owners who use more than 100% of the resource, you can create the following measure.
count = CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT('Table'[Project owner]),FILTER('Table',[total resource used]>1))
Best Regards,
Stephen Tao
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
@jonbox it should work based on your sample data, you just need to add another measure to show in the visual:
Sum = SUM ( Table[Resource Used] )
Count =
SUMX ( VALUES ( Table[Project Owner] ),
VAR __sum = [Sum]
RETURN
IF ( __sum > 100, 1 )
)
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@jonbox try this measure
Count =
SUMX ( VALUES ( Table[Project Owner] ),
VAR __sum = CALCULATE ( SUM ( Table[Resource Used] ) )
RETURN
IF ( __sum > 100, 1, 0 )
)
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Hi Parry2k, Thanks for the reply.
I'm not sure your solution has worked as I intended as this is returned:
As i mentioned, I'd like one measure to calculate the over all capacity used (which i could then show in a new table similar to above).
Project owner | Project | Resource Used |
Ben | Proj1 | 30% |
Ben | Proj2 | 20% |
Ben | Proj3 | 70% |
Amanda | Proj1 | 30% |
Amanda | Proj2 | 50% |
Using the example of ben and amanda above, i'd like to calculate their totals and show in a table similar to below:
Project Manager | Overall Resource Used |
Ben | 120% |
Amanda | 80% |
and THEN a new measure to count all who's resource used is over 100% to show on a card.
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