Dear eazyBI team,
please support me in the following request.
Imagine a report table where issues are in rows. Column contains number of days issue stayed in particular status.
Pages section contains:
Rows section contains:
Columns section contains:
Table looks a like this:
| | Days in transition status | ---------------------------------------------- | | MyStatus | ---------------------------------------------- Samuel | Issue1 | 10 | | Issue2 | 15 | | Issue3 | 35 | | Issue4 | 12 | | Issue5 | 33 | ---------------------------------------------- Jan | Issue6 | 14 | | Issue7 | 50 | ...
Then I have marked with red background those cells, where the issue were longer than 14 days in MyStatus.
Green background have issues that were less than 14 days in MyStatus.
BUT now, what I would like to do is to create a PIE CHART that shows (for each assignee and later one for all issues) how many issues are "green" ones and how many are "red" ones. So the ratio between those issues.
Is this possible? How can I achieve this? I believe it can be easily done, but I am new to eazyBI so I need a support from you in this matter.
Do you need any other information?
I look forward to hearing from you soon.
BR
Samuel
Hi Samuel,
To create required report we need to change dimensions and create two new calculated measures.
Pages: Project, Issue Type, Status
Columns: Measures
Rows: Assignee
Next we need to create Measure calculated member 'In transition < 14 days' with the formula:
Count( Filter( [Issue].[Issue].Members, [Measures].[Days in transition status] < 14 ) )
and 'In transition >= 14 days' with the formula:
Count( Filter( [Issue].[Issue].Members, [Measures].[Days in transition status] >= 14 ) )
Now add these two calculated members as columns and remove others: 'Issues created', 'Issues due' and 'Issues resolved'.
For rows choose Assignee dimension level User.
Next switch to Pie chart and click on 'Swap axes' button.
Now you should see Pie charts for every user, All Projects, All Issue Types and All Statuses
With the page dropdowns add necessary filters.
Best regards,
Jānis.
Hello Jānis, this is exactly what I was looking for! Thank you very much for your response. Now I see that it is really simple to create such a pie chart. I did not know where to start before. One more thing that I forgot to mention, I would like to count only those issues, that were created later than certain date. I guess a condition should be placed inside the new calculated members formula (into logical expression part). Is the formula below correct? Count( Filter( [Issue].[Issue].Members, [Measures].[Days in transition status] >= 14 AND DateCompare([Issue].CurrentMember.get('Created at'), 'May 01 2015') >= 0 ) ) Thanks again! BR Samuel Titka
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Hi Jānis! I have tried that and it works as expected. Thank you. Have a nice day!
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