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KG1
6 years agoResolver I
Historical Data Reports
Hi, Would someone be able to kindly help me with this problem I have a data table which contains the created date and completion date of a unique work order I need to look back over time ...
KG1
6 years agoResolver I
Hi Zoe
Thank you for taking the time to resond
Apologies - yes you are right it should be 3 orders not completed for August
The cycle time is calcuated by totalling the time to complete and dividing by the total number of orders
Many Thanks
KG1
6 years agoResolver I
So my work so far
I have created 2 new columns for the created date and actual end date which extracts the Month
Completed Month = Format([Actual End].[Month],"MMM")
I have exported this data into Excel to try and work out the formula for the table visual
I have 2 tables 1. Total Orders Created 2. Total Orders Completed
| Month | Total Orders Created |
| August | 1291 |
| September | 1784 |
| Grand Total | 3075 |
| Month | Total Orders Completed |
| August | 479 |
| September | 1921 |
| Outstanding | |
| Grand Total | 2400 |
The output table would be
| August Work Basket | 812 |
| September Work Basket | 675 |
August Formula = 1291-479 = 812
Sept Formula = (1784+812)-1921 = 675
How do I replicate this in PowerBI?
Or have I gone about this totally the wrong way?