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Tech productivity analysis
- 6 years ago
Hi Soparklion ,
" I want to identify which of my technicians are working at what time"First, I created two columns:
date = FORMAT([Working time], "mm/dd/yyyy") period = VAR x= FORMAT([Working time],"HH:mm:ss") VAR y= FORMAT([Off time], "HH:mm:ss") RETURN COMBINEVALUES("-", x, y)Then, I created a measure:
Measure 2 = IF( HASONEFILTER(Sheet2[ Technician ID]), VAR x = COUNT(Sheet2[ Technician ID]) RETURN IF( x <> 0, "T" ), CALCULATE( COUNT(Sheet2[ Technician ID]), ALLEXCEPT( Sheet2, Sheet2[date], Sheet2[period] ) ) )Then, I got this Matrix:
(used table: sheet2)"the largest number of machines that they operated over each hour during the day"
First, I created one column:
date = FORMAT([Working time], "mm/dd/yyyy")Then, I created one measure:
Largest number = VAR x = DATEDIFF( MAX(Sheet1[Machine start time]), MAX(Sheet1[machine finish time]), HOUR ) RETURN CALCULATE( COUNT(Sheet1[Job number]), FILTER( Sheet1, x >= 1 ) )
(used table: sheet1)Best regards,
Lionel ChenIf this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
What do you mean by 'machine start time'? is that just the time or is it a date with a timestamp?
- Soparklion6 years agoNew Member
I have a date-time stamp for each, as we work an overnight shift at times. Thank you!
- Anonymous6 years agoNot applicable
I think the easiest way to do this is to add a date table. and link both tables with this date table (in Power BI)
If you don't know what a date table is, or don't know how to create one, this blog probably will help you:
https://kohera.be/blog/power-bi/how-to-create-a-date-table-in-power-bi-in-2-simple-steps/
(note that based on your regional settings, you should use ',' instead of ';' in the dax formula provided.)
Let me know if you have any questions.
- Soparklion6 years agoNew Member
Thank you for the suggestion. How can I determine concurrency?