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Hello, we have Units that we repair and we're trying to measure how our efforts are helping us gain on the backlog we have.
The Gist of my data is like This
Ticket ID | Failure Date | Unit Details | Repair Date |
1 | 9/25/2020 | ABC123 | 10/9/2020 |
2 | 10/5/2020 | JDK456 | 10/15/2020 |
3 | 10/25/2020 | xyz789 |
The [Ticket ID] 3 has a blank repair date because it has not been repaired. We can assume Early November I would like an uptick in the chart I speak to below.
The intent is to then have a chart with an X-Axis related to Date to show the progress we're making on our backlog.
In this instance our Back Log is 1.
However, when I try to use Failure date as the axis I get this
September - 1 Failed 1 Repaired (Ticket 1)
October - 2 Failed 1 Repaired (Ticket 2 and 3)
November - 0 Failed 0 Repaired (Ticket 3 doesn't show because when it gets repaired it will fall back to October scoring)
Then if I use Repair Date I get the inverse
September - 0 Failed, 1 Repaired
October - 2 Failed, 1 Repaired
November - 1 Failed 1 Repaired (Assuming Ticket 3 gets repaired in November)
What I want is
September we have 1 failure and 0 repaired, so overall we're +1 (Bad)
End of October we have 2 failures and 2 repaired, so overall We're still at +1 (Because ticket 3)
November we have 0 failures and 1 repaired, resulting our backlog to 0.
Solved! Go to Solution.
@TimothyJames , refer if my blog on HR(start Date, end date) can help
video :https://youtu.be/e6Y-l_JtCq4
@TimothyJames , refer if my blog on HR(start Date, end date) can help
video :https://youtu.be/e6Y-l_JtCq4
@amitchandak How would I modify this to account for something a bit more precise.
So in your example its hired employees and terminated employees, but in my example its Tickets.
But a unit could be repaired and then 'fixed' and fail again.
In your example it would be as if the same employee (new ID) got hired and terminated over and over again.
How could I adjust this accordingly.
@amitchandak This worked! FYI the only thing that I had issues with is my dates had Date/time as the format and yours were just date. Not sure if that's worth recognizing in your previous posts, but other than that it worked wonderfully. Thank you so so much!
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