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Hi all!
I'm trying to put together a server load map based on logon and logoff times from an extract.
I have two columns with date/time data storing the login and logoff times for users, and also a user ID for defining each user.
I'd like to showcase this data in a chart where I'd be able to see the concurrent users at a specific hour.
Example:
Case A: If a user logged on at 08:00:00 and logged off at 16:00:00 I'd like for him to have an entry for all of the hours inbetween.
Case B: If a user logged on at 08:00:00 but logged off at 10:00:00, I'd like for him to only show up during this timeframe.
I've already set up some slicers for filtering on days, so that the visuals would be understandable, but I'm unable to come up with a solution on how to extract this data from my dataset and to visualize it.
I have an idea to convert the current table into another with "Hour" and "Active users" at that specific time for all hours of all days in the dataset, but I'm unsure about how to go forwards with this.
Your help/input is deeply appreciated!
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