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Hello Guys,
I have a table that contains cases , every case_id has many status like this :
My goal is to keep cases_id that has minimum one of this status
[Statut Cas]='Fermé crédit'
OR [Statut Cas]='Fermé-remboursé'
OR [Statut Cas]='Fermé activation'
OR [Statut Cas]='Fermé BO'
OR [Statut Cas]='Fermé DT'
OR [Statut Cas]='Fermé Rétention'
OR [Statut Cas]='Fermé Rétention Client Perdu'
OR [Statut Cas]='Fermé Rétention Client Retenu'
+ the other status of the case
The output would be :
The expression of the SLA Inter is =Interval(Sum(TOTAL <[Code Cas], [Date création], [Statut Cas], PROVIDER_GRP_ID> Interval#(SLA_INTERM, 's')), 'm')
Thanks a lot
may be it does have one of the listed status with 0 SLA_INTERM value to it?
May be this
=Interval(Sum({<[Code Cas] = p({<[Statut Cas] = {'Fermé crédit', 'Fermé-remboursé', 'Fermé activation', 'Fermé BO', 'Fermé DT', 'Fermé Rétention', 'Fermé Rétention Client Perdu', 'Fermé Rétention Client Retenu'}>})>}TOTAL <[Code Cas], [Date création], [Statut Cas], PROVIDER_GRP_ID> Interval#(SLA_INTERM, 's')), 'm')
Thanks Sunny,
your expression is correct, but the problem is that so many cases still appear and they don't contain one of the status above :
Could a case repeat within different PROVIDER_GRP_ID? or is the case a unique identifier?
every case has a unique identifier
may be it does have one of the listed status with 0 SLA_INTERM value to it?
Yes Sunny, what you said is correct but how to appear this status even with 0 value
I uncheked supress null values in the presenation TAB and 0 values appear
Thanks Sunny