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Hi,
I have a table which consists of the following fields:
Year | Month | Target | Hired | Backlog | Revised Backlog | Total Target | Hired on backlog |
2018 | Feb | 10 | 8 | 2 | 2 | 12 | 0 |
2018 | Mar | 20 | 12 | 8 | 8 | 18 | 2 |
Scenario: According to the data, If my Revised Backlog is 2 (Represents 2 Candidate IDs) and these IDs are hired on the month of Mar, then I need to show my 'Hired on backlog' for the respective month as 2 since 2 IDs which are backlogged in the month of Feb are hired in the month of Mar. So i need to show the value on the 'Hired on Backlog' field as 2. Is there an expression for me to show this? Please help !
Hi Aravind,
In this case where is the Candidate ID ? And how do you define them as backlog ?
Br,
KC
This is a sample output. Candidate ID and Target is there in the dataset.
I will count the IDs and group them by month.
Count(ID) is Hired
Backlog = Target - Hired (Eg: 10-8=2, For a specific Month_Year)
Can you share the real data set ?
Sorry its not possible. I will share a sample of the real dataset. Hopefully it will be enough to solve this case.
Sure, that will be helpful.
Hi this is the sample dataset,
It contains two sheets - Transaction and Master.
1) Transaction_Date is my main date field
2) Target is the Number of Target set for specific transaction date
3) Key is the primary key for both the Master and Transaction Table.
4) Candidate ID is the number of candidates who joined or joining on a specific Joining date.