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Hi
I am still learning the system and please need assistance from all of you Power Bi Gurus.
I need to create a report that will show the time each employee spent on different statuses of a job. Keeping in mind that the same job can change employees.
I am stuck on how to get the information in the same table (accurately) so that I can do the time difference formulas afterwards.
I already extracted the information related to the employee job allocation from the SQL server tables and appended them.
The 3 tables I appended are:
After I appended the tables I then filtered it to only include this year and sorted the JobNumber and DateTime columns (ascending).
This is where the tricky parts come in - I need to somehow show the time that each employee spent on the different statuses per job number. There is another table that shows the status changes of the job.
I don't know if Power Bi can recognize the times between the two tables...
I would appreciate all advise 🙂
You may try adding calculated tables if necessary and use DATEDIFF Function.
http://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/Calculate-Average-Login-Duration/m-p/236642#M105275
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