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×Hello Community,
I want to see how many issues are there with same start and end date in my EazyBI report. Can anyone please help me out.
Thanks in advance.
I have some questions about your requirement.
How are you counting them in the report? will there be any time filters to count these issues in the report? Are you planning to count issues against Time periods? If so, which date picker value (start or end date) would you use to group issue against the time period?
Can you illustrate this better with an example:
let's say you have 5 jira isues:
ABC-1 with start date Jan 1 2023 and end date Mar 31 2023
ABC-2 with start date Jan 1 2023 and end date Feb 28 2023
ABC-3 with start date Jan 1 2023 and end date Feb 28 2023
ABC-4 with start date Jan 10 2023 and end date Feb 28 2023
ABC-5 with start date Jan 10 2023 and end date Mar 31 2023
How would your report look like then?
What dimensions would you put in rows/page filters and what will be expected results in the new "counter"?
Martins / eazyBI support
Hello,
I have created a new issue without start and end date for it, Then Jira will automatically assigns the same start and end date.
I want to see in my report, How many issues are there like that so I can keep track of the issues.
Like I want to see if the start date and end date are same it should Count as 1
In rows, I have taken issue
Hope this is clear.
Thank you :)
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Try this formula for your calculated measure:
Sum(
Filter(
DescendantsSet([Issue].CurrentMember,[Issue].[Issue]),
DateCompare([Measures].[Issue start date],[Measures].[Issue end date]) = 0
),
CASE WHEN
[Measures].[Issues created]>0
THEN
1
END
)
Martins / eazyBI
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Thank you Sir, It is working but one problem it is showing in the format mmm dd yyyy instead of 1
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eazyBI was not able to gues the default output format correctly
for these manual calculations you need to select the "integer" output format for the calcualted measure.
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