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I have the following table
PROJECT_KEY | SPRINT_NAME | ISSUE_KEY | YEAR |
ABC | ABC Sprint 01 | ABC-390 | 2022 |
ABC | ABC Sprint 01 | ABC-392 | 2022 |
ABC | ABC Sprint 02 | ABC-436 | 2022 |
ABC | ABC Sprint 02 | ABC-437 | 2022 |
ABC | ABC Sprint 02 | ABC-438 | 2022 |
ABC | ABC Sprint 03 | ABC-463 | 2022 |
ABC | ABC Sprint 03 | ABC-477 | 2022 |
ABC | ABC Sprint 07 | ABC-857 | 2022 |
ABC | ABC Sprint 07 | ABC-858 | 2022 |
ABC | ABC Sprint 08 | ABC-931 | 2023 |
ABC | ABC Sprint 08 | ABC-932 | 2023 |
ABC | ABC Sprint 08 | ABC-934 | 2023 |
ABC | ABC Sprint 08 | ABC-935 | 2023 |
ABC | ABC Sprint 08 | ABC-937 | 2023 |
ABC | ABC Sprint 08 | ABC-913 | 2023 |
ABC | ABC Sprint 08 | ABC-915 | 2023 |
ABC | ABC Sprint 08 | ABC-895 | 2023 |
I want to get the TOTAL_INSPRINTBUGS_SPRINTWISE and include ISSUE_KEYS in single row seperated by comma speint wise.
Just like the below table
PROJECT_KEY | SPRINT_NAME | ISSUE_KEY | YEAR | TOTAL_INSPRINTBUGS_SPRINTWISE |
ABC | ABC Sprint 01 | ABC-390,ABC-392 | 2022 | 2 |
ABC | ABC Sprint 02 | ABC-436,ABC-437,ABC-438 | 2022 | 3 |
ABC | ABC Sprint 03 | ABC-463,ABC-477 | 2022 | 2 |
ABC | ABC Sprint 07 | ABC-857,ABC-858 | 2022 | 2 |
ABC | ABC Sprint 08 | ABC-931,ABC-932,ABC-934,ABC-935,ABC-937,ABC-913,ABC-915,ABC-895 | 2023 | 8 |
I am trying to do this since later i can generate Rolling average of Insprint bugs sprint wise and also Drill through to show the ISSUE_KEYS that were reported in particular sprint.
Please help how this can be done.
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This can be done in Power Query much easier. Here's the M Code.
let
Source = Table.FromRows(Json.Document(Binary.Decompress(Binary.FromText("jc47CoAwEATQq4TUCsluvqV6BMuQA9iIiPdHJRG7ZJplBh7MpiSneZHDe8V6nNt+CaVLHzmqJ5EiknloQ2pDqtCwQ6FHYWhD/qBjEPrOtK8wWBh2fgwVRtYFchcSCg0KLQo9CDWjEJwO8Yf5Bg==", BinaryEncoding.Base64), Compression.Deflate)), let _t = ((type nullable text) meta [Serialized.Text = true]) in type table [PROJECT_KEY = _t, SPRINT_NAME = _t, ISSUE_KEY = _t, YEAR = _t]),
#"Changed Type" = Table.TransformColumnTypes(Source,{{"PROJECT_KEY", type text}, {"SPRINT_NAME", type text}, {"ISSUE_KEY", type text}, {"YEAR", type text}}),
#"Grouped Rows" = Table.Group(#"Changed Type", {"PROJECT_KEY", "SPRINT_NAME", "YEAR"}, {
{"ISSUE_KEY", each Text.Combine([ISSUE_KEY], ","), type text},
{"TOTAL_INSPRINTBUGS_SPRINTWISE", each Table.RowCount(_), Int64.Type}
})
in
#"Grouped Rows"
Results:
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Hi @JeevanMallya, please consider to accept the correct reply as solution.
Create a Calculated Table
SummarizedTable =
SUMMARIZE(
'Table',
'Table'[PROJECT_KEY],
'Table'[SPRINT_NAME],
'Table'[YEAR],
"ISSUE_KEYS", CONCATENATEX('Table', 'Table'[ISSUE_KEY], ","),
"TOTAL_INSPRINTBUGS_SPRINTWISE", COUNT('Table'[ISSUE_KEY])
)
Create measure:
Rolling_Average =
CALCULATE(
AVERAGE(SummarizedTable[TOTAL_INSPRINTBUGS_SPRINTWISE]),
DATESINPERIOD(SummarizedTable[SPRINT_NAME], MAX(SummarizedTable[SPRINT_NAME]), -3, MONTH)
)
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Thank you very much
Hi @JeevanMallya, please consider to accept the correct reply as solution.
Thank you very much
Hi @JeevanMallya ,
You can achieve the desired result by following this steps:
1- Use the following DAX measure to create a concatenated string of ISSUE_KEY sprint-wise:
ISSUE_KEYS_SPRINTWISE =
CONCATENATEX(
FILTER(
'YourTable',
'YourTable'[SPRINT_NAME] = MAX('YourTable'[SPRINT_NAME]) &&
'YourTable'[PROJECT_KEY] = MAX('YourTable'[PROJECT_KEY])
),
'YourTable'[ISSUE_KEY],
","
)
2- Create a measure to count the total issues in each sprint:
TOTAL_INSPRINTBUGS_SPRINTWISE =
COUNTROWS(
FILTER(
'YourTable',
'YourTable'[SPRINT_NAME] = MAX('YourTable'[SPRINT_NAME]) &&
'YourTable'[PROJECT_KEY] = MAX('YourTable'[PROJECT_KEY])
)
)
3- Now you can create a table visualization with the following columns: PROJECT_KEY, SPRINT_NAME, ISSUE_KEYS_SPRINTWISE, YEAR, TOTAL_INSPRINTBUGS_SPRINTWISE.
Your final output should look like this:
This can be done in Power Query much easier. Here's the M Code.
let
Source = Table.FromRows(Json.Document(Binary.Decompress(Binary.FromText("jc47CoAwEATQq4TUCsluvqV6BMuQA9iIiPdHJRG7ZJplBh7MpiSneZHDe8V6nNt+CaVLHzmqJ5EiknloQ2pDqtCwQ6FHYWhD/qBjEPrOtK8wWBh2fgwVRtYFchcSCg0KLQo9CDWjEJwO8Yf5Bg==", BinaryEncoding.Base64), Compression.Deflate)), let _t = ((type nullable text) meta [Serialized.Text = true]) in type table [PROJECT_KEY = _t, SPRINT_NAME = _t, ISSUE_KEY = _t, YEAR = _t]),
#"Changed Type" = Table.TransformColumnTypes(Source,{{"PROJECT_KEY", type text}, {"SPRINT_NAME", type text}, {"ISSUE_KEY", type text}, {"YEAR", type text}}),
#"Grouped Rows" = Table.Group(#"Changed Type", {"PROJECT_KEY", "SPRINT_NAME", "YEAR"}, {
{"ISSUE_KEY", each Text.Combine([ISSUE_KEY], ","), type text},
{"TOTAL_INSPRINTBUGS_SPRINTWISE", each Table.RowCount(_), Int64.Type}
})
in
#"Grouped Rows"
Results:
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