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Use value if entry is missing compared to another table
Hi all,
I have a table with SLA information. This table, however, only contains objects with violations per every hour, not those without. The table basically looks like that:
StateChanges:
ServerName;DateTime;HealthyPercent;CriticalPercent
serverA;2018-02-18 0:00;95;5
serverB;2018-02-18 0:00;90;10
serverC;2018-02-18 0:00;0;100
serverA;2018-02-18 1:00;90;10
serverC;2018-02-18 1:00;0;100
...
As you see, serverB had a violation at 0:00 but is missing at 1:00 because it was available at 100%. serverD is missing at all.
Further, I have another table where all servers are listed:
GroupTable:
ServerName;
serverA;
serverB;
serverC;
serverD;
...
What I am searching for is a way to show serverB with 100% healthy at every time where there was no validation. Since the time is a sliding window (last 3 months) it cannot be a fixed table and needs to be something calculated "on the fly".
Those computers without any entry in the first table should show 100% healthy.
At the end I am expecting data like (with the bold ones calculated):
ServerName;DateTime;HealthyPercent;CriticalPercent
serverA;2018-02-18 0:00;95;5
serverB;2018-02-18 0:00;90;10
serverC;2018-02-18 0:00;0;100
serverD;2018-02-18 0:00;100;0
serverA;2018-02-18 1:00;90;10
serverB;2018-02-18 1:00;100;0
serverC;2018-02-18 1:00;0;100
serverD;2018-02-18 1:00;100;0
...
Any ideas?
Thanks for your time in advance,
Patrick
PS: My previous post has been marked as spam, no clue why. So, sorry for posting again.
9 Replies
- Zubair_MuhammadCommunity Champion
You can use this Calculated Table...I believe
From the Modelling Tab>>NEw Table
New Table = ADDCOLUMNS ( ADDCOLUMNS ( CROSSJOIN ( ALL ( GroupTable[ServerName] ), ALL ( StateChanges[DateTime] ) ), "Healthy Percent", VAR mycalc = CALCULATE ( SUM ( StateChanges[HealthyPercent] ), FILTER ( StateChanges, StateChanges[ServerName] = EARLIER ( [ServerName] ) && StateChanges[DateTime] = EARLIER ( [DateTime] ) ) ) RETURN IF ( ISBLANK ( mycalc ), 100, mycalc ) ), "Critical Percent", 100 - [Healthy Percent] )- Zubair_MuhammadCommunity Champion
- PatrickSeidlFrequent Visitor
Hi,
this is awesome, thank you so much.
All the best,
Patrick