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venkatramp
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Weekly Workload Calculation

Hi,

I am trying to calculate weekly workload for the team.

Eg: When a developer plans to complete a Task in 3 weeks (07/06/2020 to 07/24/2020) then his work load should be distributed to 3 weeks (i.e. 60/3 = 20 hours/Week), so he has 20 hours of work for next three weeks.

 

 

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NameWork LoadStart DateEnd DateScheduled Hours
JamesBuild7/6/20207/24/202060
James

Planning

7/13/20207/24/202060
JamesPlanning7/13/20207/17/202030
JamesBugs7/20/20207/24/202030
JamesDevelopment7/27/20207/31/202020
PeterPlanning7/6/20207/10/202050
PeterTesting7/13/20207/31/202090
PeterBugs7/20/20207/24/202010
HenryPlanning7/6/20207/10/202020
HenryAnalyze7/13/20207/17/202040
HenryBugs7/20/20207/24/202040
HenryTesting7/6/20207/31/202080

 

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Anonymous
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You Can find an example of a solution in this github, which essentially uses the following Measure:

Udklip.JPG

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Deliveriung the expected result (Your example Final Output had a mistake with james, who only had 20h workload in Week 23):

Udklip1.JPG

Hope this helps.

amitchandak
Super User
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