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Currently, I am working on calculating the on service time for our install base qtrly. I would like to perform this option in BI. I have a table that shows the last twelve months of installed product and a table that shows all the work done in the last twelve months. The two sets show a relationship between the serial number in the two data sets. This causes an issue where if I look for service time, it will only caluculate service time based on the products that have had service. So if there is 30 products that were not serviced, these are not taking into account for calculation. Looking for a solution to sum up all hours worked in the last twelve months from one data set divide it by the number of products installed in the last twelve months from another dataset. Would like to report on this qtrly, but also have a monthly KPI.
Any assistance would be beneficial
It's hard to offer suggestions without a clear understanding of your issue and context. Can you post some sample data, your table relationships, and maybe what you've tried already? See https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Community-Blog/How-to-Get-Your-Question-Answered-Quickly/ba-p/38490 as a guide.
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