Hi All,
I'm trying to sum days spent for Projects Vs days spent for bugs, support.
First thing I want to filter projects via project code then by issue type. I'm a MDX newbie so I've done something like that
IIF ([Issue Type].currentMember <> [Issue Type].[Bug] AND [Issue Type].currentMember <> [Issue Type].[Customer Support] , Sum({ ([Project Code].[TD Proj], [Measures].[Days spent]), ([Project Code].[BU All RM], [Measures].[Days spent]), ([Project Code].[BU All ND], [Measures].[Days spent]), ([Project Code].[BU huma RM], [Measures].[Days spent]), ([Project Code].[R&D projects], [Measures].[Days spent]), ([Project Code].[BU Transport RM], [Measures].[Days spent]), ([Project Code].[BU Transport ND], [Measures].[Days spent]), ([Project Code].[BU Waste RM], [Measures].[Days spent]), ([Project Code].[BU Waste ND], [Measures].[Days spent]) }) ,0)
But of course it does not work. If I expand issue type the value is set to 0 as expected for "Bugs" and "Customer Support" but the total is including those issue types.
How can I do it?
Thank you for your help.
Hi, I'm trying to achieve something very similar to this. Did you ever get it working?
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Hi Jerome,
Could you please save the report, export the report definition (here is described how to do that: https://docs.eazybi.com/display/EAZYBI/Create+reports#Createreports-Exportandimportreportdefinitions) and send it to support@eazybi.com or paste here to find out why the formula doesn't work for you.
Kind regards,
Ilze, a colleague of Jānis
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Hi Jerome,
I am truly sorry about the delay in answering you.
If I correctly understand your requirements, you need to create two Measure Calculated Members:
1. Days spent for Projects
with the formula:
IIF( [Issue Type].CurrentMember.Level IS [Issue Type].[(All)], Sum( Descendants([Issue Type].CurrentMember, [Issue Type].[Issue Type]), [Measures].[Days spent for Projects] ), IIF( [Issue Type].CurrentMember.Name = 'Bug' OR [Issue Type].CurrentMember.Name = 'Customer Support', 0, [Measures].[Days spent] ) )
2. Days spent for Bugs/Support
with the formula:
[Measures].[Days spent] - [Measures].[Days spent for Projects]
To filter necessary projects, place Project Code dimension in Pages and then select multiple project codes in the dropdown.
Best regards,
Jānis.
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Hi Jānis, no sweat, happy to see someone :)
It's not working though, even fixing the type (line 5 [Measures].[Days spent for Projects] should be [Days spent], right?). If I use your formula for "Days spent for Projects" then "Days spent for Projects" = "total days spent"
any idea?
regards,
Jerome
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Ok it seems that EazyBI Team is no longer following this... too bad :(
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