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I have a date table and added columns to identify week days vs weekends and added a column to reduce available days by federal holidays. I am try to figure out how to reduce 2018 available hours for specific employees based on their hire date.
Hi @julsh41,
Please share some sample data with expected result to help us clarify your requirement, it is hard to coding formula without any detail information.
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
So I actually got this to work from suggestions from another user. I simply changed the direction on the relationship between my date table and my employee table from single to both. So now I get available hours per person based on their hire date. The problem I am having now is that the matrix column won't sum by those values. It only gives me the Available hour MAX if you will. see picture below...the billable hours column sums correctly, and the Utilization subtotal is doing the correct math. However, the Available hours column is wrong. that should equal 13,720. Any advice would be appreciated.
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