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Greenterer
2 years agoHelper I
Using data from one table in a calculation in another table
I have two tables that look like this. The tables are linked together by Name Table 1 Name Task Date Completed Year/Month Joe ...
- 2 years ago
Hi Greenterer ,
The problem comes from having a many-many relationship and also not know what month you want to work out tasks per month.
One way to fix the problem is to create a third table called "Users" which will contain just Joe's name. I am assuming there will be Bob, Alex and many more users.
Then Users will have a 1-to-many relationship with Table 1 and Table 2 based on Name.
Then you can add the following measure in Users:
Average Tasks per day worked =VAR days_worked = SUM( 'Table 2'[Days Worked] )VAR total_tasks = COUNTA( 'Table 1'[Name] )RETURNDIVIDE( total_tasks, days_worked )If you just display this on a table with Joe's name and the measure it will give you 0.08.Joe's done 3 tasks in 2 months when he should have worked 36 days. 3/36 = 0.08If you then put the Year/Month field as well in the table it will show you what you want to see.Hope this helps.
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Boyan
Greenterer
2 years agoHelper I
That works perfectly. Thank you.