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Hi all,
I have a table:
Column1 Column2 (calculates a sum of issues for each squad per day)
Squad1 Sum(issues1)
Squad2 Sum(issues2)
Squad3 Sum(issues3)
Is it possible to add Date column to change table to:
Date Column1 Column2 (calculates a sum of issues for each squad per day)
1.1.2018 Squad1 Sum(issues1)
1.1.2018 Squad2 Sum(issues2)
1.1.2018 Squad3 Sum(issues3)
2.1.2018 Squad1 Sum(issues4)
2.1.2018 Squad2 Sum(issues5)
2.1.2018 Squad3 Sum(issues6)
3.1.2018 Squad1 Sum(issues7)
3.1.2018 Squad2 Sum(issues8)
3.1.2018 Squad3 Sum(issues9)
and so on
Thank you for help! 🙂
are you importing the data or manually entering the data ???
I have a separate table with data that is imported from jira via rest api.
And i have created a new table that need to include a calculated values for each squad per day.
In this new table squads are entered manually and sum values are calculated with a formula.
Hit load ,data's will be loaded as table !!(it is for manual )
Sorry... by manually i ment that i have added squads manually.
I would like to power bi to add date values automatically. It will take to long time to add 7 rows for each day 🙂
I dont understand ur motive but if u want to add date column (randomly) you can use calenderauto() -DAX to generate date randomly
No, i dont want to add value randomly. 🙂
I have a table (table1) with about 3000 issues. Each issue has a fields: squad name, creation date, close date, story points and so on.
I need to calculate how much issues each squad has created per day and some other calculations, each calculation in separate column. For this purpose i need a new table (table2). This table should includes calculated values for each squad for each day of year.
We have 7 squads, it means that for e.g. 1.1.2018 i should have 7 rows. Each row will iclude calulated values for one squad.
Right now i can only calculate avg values, because i have no idea how to add date column to the table2.
Hi @Anonymous,
Could you please share some sample data to have a test and post your desired result if possible?
Regards,
Daniel He
Hi Daniel He,
Data from Jira via rest api (works fine, no changes needed.) | ||||
Task_id | Created | Squad | Closed | |
1 | 12.12.2018 | Squad1 | 13.12.2019 | |
2 | 12.12.2018 | Squad1 | ||
3 | 13.12.2018 | Squad2 | ||
New table to be created: | ||||
Date | Squad | New issues | Closed issues | |
12.12.2018 | Squad1 | 2 | 0 | |
Squad2 | 0 | 0 | ||
13.12.2018 | Squad1 | 0 | 1 | |
Squad2 | 1 | 0 | ||
I have created a new table for the squad1, the table calculates how mane issues were created and closed per day.
I can create separate tables for each squad, but i dont want to... I would like to have only one table.
Br,
Natalia
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