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calculating SLA help
- Anonymous5 years ago
Hi speterson ,
Check the formula.
Column = IF(ISBLANK('Table'[SLA CBO])&&ISBLANK('Table'[SLA Completed])&&ISBLANK('Table'[SLA Cancels]),IF(TODAY()>'Table'[Client Due Date],"Open - SLA Missed","Open - Within SLA"))Best Regards,
Jay
speterson what is after due_date_column?
Column =
IF ( Table[Column1] == BLANK() && Table[Column2] == BLANK() && Table[Column3] == BLANK() &&
Table[WhateverColumn] > Table[DueDateColumn],
Table[WhateverNewValueColumn],
Table[WhateverOldValueColumn]
)
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- speterson5 years agoRegular Visitor
I might be in over my head here...let me try this again if you dont mind.
I have 3 conditional colums I created to determine if a column has been completed on or before the "Client Due Date" that return one of the following 3 values "null", "SLA Achieved", "SLA missed"
These columns are named
-SLA CBO
-SLA Completed
-SLA Cancels
If all 3 of the conditional columns above return "null" and it is currently AFTER the "Client Due Date" I need to return "Open - SLA Missed".
If all 3 of the conditional columns above return "null" and it is currently ON OR BEFORE the "Client Due Date" I need to return "Open - Within SLA".