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Hello,
I have a dataset that involves tickets closed by employees (see below)
Ticket Assignee | Ticket ID | Date Closed |
Smith, Bob (ABC123) | 123ABC | 1/5/24 |
Smith, Bob (ABC123), Hill, Jane (DEF456) | 456DEF | 1/6/24 |
Hill, Jane (DEF456), Allen, Peter (GHI789), Smith, Bob (ABC123) | 789GHI | 1/8/24 |
The parenthesis show the employee code. I am looking to do two things:
1. Count the number of times a ticket has more than 1 assignee
2. count the number of tickets each person closes (regardless of whether they are the sole assignee or one of multiple, they should still get a count of 1 for each ticket they are involved with).
I have split the rows by the delimeter so that each one now has it's own ticket assignee, which has resulted in many rows with the same ticket ID. Is there a formula for a measure that will count all the occurances where a ticket ID occurs more than once?
Does anyone have any thoughts on how to achieve this?
Hi,
Write these measures
Rows = countrows(Data)
Measure = countrows(values(Data[Ticket ID]),[Rows]>1)
Drag the second one to a card visual.
Hope this helps.
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