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Hello,
I have a data set from ITSM system with fileds including TicketID, Queue, Analyst, Type, Resolution Time in Bhrs (Minutes) and FCR (First Contact Resolution), Resolved Date.
A measure has been created:
Try this
FCR % =
CALCULATE(DIVIDE(
COUNTROWS(FILTER(Tickets, [FCR] = "Yes" && [Resolution Time in Bhrs] <= 30)),
COUNTROWS(FILTER(Tickets, [Type] = "Incident")),0
),
ALL(Tickets[Queue]))
thanks @suparnababu8 - I am still getting the same numbers - I think there is some issue with underlying data then? Let me share sample data in some time.
Hi @MadhavDholakia ,
Could you share the sample data and expected results?
Best regards,
Community Support Team_ Scott Chang
Hi @MadhavDholakia - create a explicitly filters for the L2 as well as like below for last 13 months
FCR % L2 =
CALCULATE(
DIVIDE(
COUNTROWS(FILTER(Tickets, [FCR] = "Yes" && [Resolution Time in Bhrs] <= 30)),
COUNTROWS(FILTER(Tickets, [Type] = "Incident")),
0
),
Tickets[Queue] = "L2",
Tickets[Resolved Date] >= EDATE(TODAY(), -13)
)
calculate for L1 aswell seperately.
One for L1 queue and one for L2 queue.Rows and Columns: Add the Analyst to the rows and Resolved Date to the columns.Values: Use the newly created FCR % L1 and FCR % L2 measures in their respective visuals.
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