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alex320
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Average per time intervall

Hi,

 

I want to calculate how the average ticket handling time changes over time. I have service tickets in Jira, which take a certain time to be solved. 

TicketClosed dateDuration (min)
115.1.20224
219.1.20227
33.2.20222
49.2.20229
527.2.20225
61.3.20227
79.3.20228

 

I want to document that by end of January the average handling time was (4+7)/2. In Febrary (incl. the history of January) average time was (4+7+2+9+5)/5. In March (incl. the history of January+February) average time was (4+7+2+9+5+7+8)/7.  

 

Thanks

Alex

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olgad
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Resident Rockstar

Hi Alex, 
calculate cumulative total duration, cumulative rows and dived duration by rows.

 

olgad_0-1673543636984.png

Output =
var CumulativeRows=CALCULATE(
   COUNTROWS('Table'),
    FILTER(
        ALL('Table'),
        'Table'[Closed Date]<=Max('Table'[Closed Date])
    )
)

var CumulativeDurationMin=CALCULATE(
   Sum('Table'[Duration (min)]),
    FILTER(
        ALL('Table'),
        'Table'[Closed Date]<=Max('Table'[Closed Date])
    )
)

RETURN
Divide([Cumulative Total], [Cumulative Rows])

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alex320
New Member

Thanks a lot, exactly what I needed 👍

olgad
Resident Rockstar
Resident Rockstar

Hi Alex, 
calculate cumulative total duration, cumulative rows and dived duration by rows.

 

olgad_0-1673543636984.png

Output =
var CumulativeRows=CALCULATE(
   COUNTROWS('Table'),
    FILTER(
        ALL('Table'),
        'Table'[Closed Date]<=Max('Table'[Closed Date])
    )
)

var CumulativeDurationMin=CALCULATE(
   Sum('Table'[Duration (min)]),
    FILTER(
        ALL('Table'),
        'Table'[Closed Date]<=Max('Table'[Closed Date])
    )
)

RETURN
Divide([Cumulative Total], [Cumulative Rows])

DID I ANSWER YOUR QUESTION? PLEASE MARK MY POST AS A SOLUTION! APPRECIATE YOUR KUDO/LIKE!
PROUD TO BE A SUPER USER!
Best Stories, Interesting Cases: PowerBI Storytime Newsletter
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YouTube Channel: PowerBI Storytime

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