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My company uses a series of resolve codes in our ticketing system. I have filtered these codes into a distinct count. This distinct count needs to be removed from our incomplete percentage that is displayed in a different visual (Marked as True=Rescheduled (this displays a percentage).
My question:
I wanted to subtract the instances of rescheduled calls based on the distinct filter of counted repair code (depicted by the 6 in the image) . What type of formula allows me to subtract based on filted conditions between two datasets?
Thanks.
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ok, I think I understand what you are after but not 100% sure.
First of all, rather than use the values the way you have been, can you create Calculated Measures on each of your tables.
So on your _custom_eviews_SCReportrepariCodes_6 table create a measure like this:
Count of Calls 6 = CALCULATE( COUNTROWS('_custom_eviews SCReportRepairCodes_6') , FILTER( '_custom_eviews SCReportRepairCodes_6' , [RepairCode] = "EC") )
and then something similar on your Materials table. Once you have these as measures you can create a 3rd measure which is the result of the first - the second.
In this scenario, I would rather tagging the Efficient Calls into False than substracting the count of Efficient Calls from the True category and adding that amount into False part.
If you use a calculated column to tagging a call is incomplete or not, you may add a nested IF statment like:
IF(RELATED('_custom_eviews SCReportRepairCodes_6'[Repair Code]="EC",False,True))
Regards,
In this scenario, I would rather tagging the Efficient Calls into False than substracting the count of Efficient Calls from the True category and adding that amount into False part.
If you use a calculated column to tagging a call is incomplete or not, you may add a nested IF statment like:
IF(RELATED('_custom_eviews SCReportRepairCodes_6'[Repair Code]="EC",False,True))
Regards,
ok, I think I understand what you are after but not 100% sure.
First of all, rather than use the values the way you have been, can you create Calculated Measures on each of your tables.
So on your _custom_eviews_SCReportrepariCodes_6 table create a measure like this:
Count of Calls 6 = CALCULATE( COUNTROWS('_custom_eviews SCReportRepairCodes_6') , FILTER( '_custom_eviews SCReportRepairCodes_6' , [RepairCode] = "EC") )
and then something similar on your Materials table. Once you have these as measures you can create a 3rd measure which is the result of the first - the second.
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