Hi All,
Looking for something like this:
CASE WHEN [Measures].[Issue Status] = 'To Do'
THEN
[Measures].[Days in transition status] /
[Measures].[Transitions from status]
END
That's not correct but what I am looking for is:
I need these two plus issues created on a chart.
I can get the issues created along with average time to resolution showing on one but I need the custom code to get get the above on that same chart.
Any help / Ideas would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Colm
Hi Colm,
you can use standard calculated measure "Average days in transition status" together with particular transitions to get average days spent between those transitions.
Create two calculated measures using a tuple from this measure and particular Transition dimension member. Example for average days spent for To Do -> In Progress:
( [Measures].[Average days in transition status], [Transition].[To Do => In Progress] )
Then use those two measures and measure "Issues created" in columns together with needed dimension in Rows and Pages.
For further questions or report elaboration, please, contact support@eazybi.com .
Ilze,
eazyBI Customer Support Consultant
Hi,
This seems the error due to copying the code into Atlassian Community page and converting special characters
Try using this code instead:
( [Measures].[Average days in transition status], [Transition].[To Do => In Progress] )
This would describe the transition from "To Do" status to "In Progress"
Martins / eazyBI support
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Hello,
If I need to measure average working time from when a task is in progress until it is solved, taking away the time you spend in an impeded or blocked state
¿?
[Measures].[Average days in transition status],
[Transition].[In Progres-->Resolveds] - [Transition].[blocked]
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