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Hello,
I have for diferent tasks, the dedicated time in hours as shown in the left matrix of the below picture, and in total, I have:
The problem is that when I create the donut chart, only make the counting of hours, and not the sum as I need, is also not an option on "Values Options", so the chart shows:
Will be appreciated a solution. Thank you!
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Hi @MikelPC
As an alternative, I propose this...
1. Create 2 calculated columns
Duracion = Table1[Hora_Fin] - Table1[Hora_Inicio]
Duracion Minutos = HOUR(Table1[Duracion]) * 60 + MINUTE(Table1[Duracion])
2. Create a new measure
Total Duracion Minutos = SUM(Table1[Duracion Minutos])
3. Finally, create a new measure with details of time.
Duracion FTiempo = HOUR(SUM(Table1[Duracion])) & ":" & IF(MINUTE(SUM(Table1[Duracion]))<10 ; "0" & MINUTE(SUM(Table1[Duracion]));MINUTE(SUM(Table1[Duracion])))
NOTE: Put "Duracion FTiempo" as a Tooltip
I hope this helps.
Regards
BILASolution
Hi @MikelPC
As an alternative, I propose this...
1. Create 2 calculated columns
Duracion = Table1[Hora_Fin] - Table1[Hora_Inicio]
Duracion Minutos = HOUR(Table1[Duracion]) * 60 + MINUTE(Table1[Duracion])
2. Create a new measure
Total Duracion Minutos = SUM(Table1[Duracion Minutos])
3. Finally, create a new measure with details of time.
Duracion FTiempo = HOUR(SUM(Table1[Duracion])) & ":" & IF(MINUTE(SUM(Table1[Duracion]))<10 ; "0" & MINUTE(SUM(Table1[Duracion]));MINUTE(SUM(Table1[Duracion])))
NOTE: Put "Duracion FTiempo" as a Tooltip
I hope this helps.
Regards
BILASolution
Thank you!!
Your proposal solved totally my question.
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