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Bmejia
Super User
Super User

Pinpointing a User to a specific task

  • I am working with historical data and need to find total items created when there is no relationship with each work item.
    One Ticket is submitted by Group1. 
  • Then the system assigns this ticket as a created item to everyone in Group2.  It does not mean they all actually work on it. They system just stamps everyone in the data as created.
  • There are different levels within the ticket where Items can be created.
  • In my example there were 2 items created in my ticket.  The issue I am having is identifying who created the work item.  I have tried summarizing the data in a new table but that just gives me a single created item.

Any help will be appreciated.

 

ID

Group

User

Level1

Work Item

Creation Date

 

10

Group1

AcctUser3

 

Submission

1/2/2021

 

10

Group2

Srvsuser1

Level1

Created

1/2/2021

Auto Assign

10

Group2

Svsuser2

Level1

Created

1/3/2021

Auto Assign

10

Group2

Svsuser3

Level1

Created

1/3/2021

Auto Assign

10

Group2

Srvsuser1

level2

Created

1/2/2021

Auto Assign

10

Group2

Svsuser2

level2

Created

1/3/2021

Auto Assign

10

Group2

Svsuser3

level2

Created

1/3/2021

Auto Assign

10

Group2

Svsuser1

Level1

Rejected

1/4/2021

 

10

Group2

SvsUser3

Level2

Completed

1/3/2021

 

10

Group2

Svsuser1

Level1

Approved

1/5/2021

 

 

 

What I am looking to build in Matrix or table

Group

Submission

User (Submission)

Created

User(Created)

Rejected

Completed

User(Completed

Approved

User(Approved

10

1/2/2021

AcctUser3

1/2/2021

Svsuser1

1/4/2021

 

 

1/5/2021

 

10

1/2/2021

AcctUser3

1/3/2021

 

 

1/3/2021

SvsUser3

 

 

 

I have also created a main key using the ID and users who approved, completed, or rejected but that only gives me the created items for those statuses.  I miss counting the one's that have not gone through thosse statuses.  

AllStatus = Calculatetable(
SUMMARIZE(AllWorkflow,
'AllWorkflow'[ID],
'AllWorkflow'[Level],
AllWorkflow[WorkItem],
AllWorkflow[CreatedDate,
AllWorkflow[User]),
 
 
WORKFLOWDETAIL[Tracking Type]="Approval" || WORKFLOWDETAIL[Tracking Type]="Completion",WORKFLOWDETAIL[Approver/CompletionName]<>blank())

 

What I have tried to do only give me one value

CALCULATETABLE((
SUMMARIZE(
AllWorkFlow,Allworkflow[ID],
"Submission",[Submission],
"Creation",[Creation],
"Rejection",[Rejection],
"Completion",[Completion],
"Approval",[Approval],
"Return",[Return]
)))
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Bmejia
Super User
Super User

Thank you for trying to assist.  I believe i have sore of fixed the issue.  I have created a primary key column using the ID-Level-WorkItem-User.   Then looking at my rejected, completed or approved items and tide it back to the created user.  It is not a perfect solution I am trying to see find a relational table in our system as I can believe one was not build to associate all the actions.  Thanks again!

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Bmejia
Super User
Super User

Thank you for trying to assist.  I believe i have sore of fixed the issue.  I have created a primary key column using the ID-Level-WorkItem-User.   Then looking at my rejected, completed or approved items and tide it back to the created user.  It is not a perfect solution I am trying to see find a relational table in our system as I can believe one was not build to associate all the actions.  Thanks again!

Anonymous
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Hi @Bmejia ,

 

Can you describe the logic, I really can't connect the table above with the result below.

 

Best Regards,

Jay

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