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I have used the below to create a days/hours/mins field but it doesn't summarise because it's a text field. Is there any other calucation i can use which will allow me to summarise when there are multiple lines of days/hours/mins? (it's a ticketing system so ideally i would want to summarise)
Thanks!
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Hi @khaycock ,
Will you consider to create a measure instead of a column?
Measure =
var minu = SUM(tickets[ticket time])
var hours = INT(minu/60)
var days = INT(hours/24)
var remainmin = MOD(minu,60)
var remainhours = MOD(hours,24)
return
days&" days, "&remainhours&" hours & "&remainmin&" minutes"
Best Regards,
Jay
Hi @khaycock ,
The only thing you need to do is to replace sum() to average().
And if you want a whole number, you could add int() before mod().
Refer:
Measure 2 =
var minu = AVERAGE(tickets[ticket time])
var hours = INT(minu/60)
var days = INT(hours/24)
var remainmin = INT(MOD(minu,60))
var remainhours = MOD(hours,24)
return
days&" days, "&remainhours&" hours & "&remainmin&" minutes"
Best Regards,
Jay
Hi @khaycock ,
Will you consider to create a measure instead of a column?
Measure =
var minu = SUM(tickets[ticket time])
var hours = INT(minu/60)
var days = INT(hours/24)
var remainmin = MOD(minu,60)
var remainhours = MOD(hours,24)
return
days&" days, "&remainhours&" hours & "&remainmin&" minutes"
Best Regards,
Jay
If I wanted to use this to show average, could I just change the first variable like the below? Also how do I get it to not have all the decimal places?
Hi @khaycock ,
The only thing you need to do is to replace sum() to average().
And if you want a whole number, you could add int() before mod().
Refer:
Measure 2 =
var minu = AVERAGE(tickets[ticket time])
var hours = INT(minu/60)
var days = INT(hours/24)
var remainmin = INT(MOD(minu,60))
var remainhours = MOD(hours,24)
return
days&" days, "&remainhours&" hours & "&remainmin&" minutes"
Best Regards,
Jay
Amazing - thanks so much!! One final question, how can I amend it to make 1 day = 7.25 hours of a work day?
Hi @khaycock ,
You could modify '/24' to '/7.25'.
Best Regards,
Jay
This is best done by keeping your column as a decimal (in # days, for example) and using custom format strings to display it like that.
Use custom format strings in Power BI Desktop - Power BI | Microsoft Docs
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Can you help me with what to put in the custom format options please? I have a decimal field already which shows the days so can use that
Hey @khaycock ,
what do you mean it doesn't summarize?
The time should summarize depending on your filter context. Then at the end you return a text string with the summarized days, hours and minutes.
Or where are you struggling?
Sorry that I wasn't clear! I basically want to show a card that summarises all our tickets and shows how many days/hours/minutes a type of ticket has taken within a month. I can get the days/months/years to show on a line-by-line basis but when i summarise to a ticket type level, it doesn't work due to it not being able to sum.
I also have a card which shows the average time a ticket took to close which is currently in a decimal number based on number of days, but would rather this showed as days/hours/mins too
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