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Hello Everyone,
I am working on individual statistics report showing production of employees.
I want to have certain employee's production, second bar will be average production by his team, and third bar will be average production by country. I am trying to pull different measures yet I got problem on how to use correct DAX formula.
Here's how production is measured:
mProd=CALCULATE(count(tCase[ID]),USERELATIONSHIP(tCase[FinishDate],Dates[Date]))
tCase table has column [FinishUser] which is related to table tPPL with columns Employee, Team, Country by FinishUser=Employee
Chart I need to use will be combo one (clustered columns and lines). Columns will show production, lines will show average production time per case.
And now:
Once I pick employee I want bars to adjust to him, his team, and country.
Any feedback or help appreciated!
Thanks
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Hi Maggie,
You are correct.
I already solved this creating additional table.
So I have tables like this:
T1:
Case ID, finish date, finish user
T2: Country, Team, User
T3: Team, date
T4: Country, date
Rest goes with relationships. and creating columns where I put measure
Hi @zgiersky
I make a test for your case, but i'm not very clear, please see my example below.
assume certain employee is a, his production=2,
average production by his team=total production of employees of the Team A/count of employees of Team A ,
average production by country=total production of employees of the Country sd/count of employees of Country sd
Is my understanding right?
Best Regards
Maggie
Hi Maggie,
You are correct.
I already solved this creating additional table.
So I have tables like this:
T1:
Case ID, finish date, finish user
T2: Country, Team, User
T3: Team, date
T4: Country, date
Rest goes with relationships. and creating columns where I put measure
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