I want to count how many active projects from for ex 01/01/2022 to 07/01/2022 if there's an end date then the projected is ended. If not then its still ongoing so don't count it.
try:
=COUNTA(IFNA(FILTER(A:A; B:B>="01/01/2022"; B:B<="07/01/2022"; C:C="")))
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I have problems to define the correct result of amount in a query because this result is separate by period, in theory it is ok, but if the period 2019 finish in 2000 then 1 period of 2020 should be start with this 2000 and not in zero.( for example )
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This is an example of code in the cds view that I'm using for this value:
#AnalyticsDetails.query.formula: '$projection.Boe'
#EndUserText.label: 'Ending Balance in BOE Quantity'
0 as BoeQty
I'm using the Tr RSRT for check the Query but the object is in Eclipse Ide.
Well ... check that by Fiscal year the sum working well, but , I need to add maybe some #AnalyticsDetails: But I cannot found nothing that works like this accumulated result.
Let me know if is necesary more details.
Thanks.
I have dashboard with a single stat panel showing the number of bookings for the current day. I need to show the same information (in order to compare) for the same of the week for last year on the same dashboard.
I know there is the "Time shift" feature in the panel but I don't want to set 364 days because I will not be sure to compare the same day.
Is there an easy way to do that?
Reagards,
If you're using InfluxDB/Flux you could timeShift your data independently from the Grafana UI.
I'm trying to make a report of daily work for a group of users in a database.
it's filtered by a date range, start date and end date. It then shows a list of the users and a total of things they did during that date range.
My boss wants it to then be expandable to show a breakdown of daily totals.
I can get it to open up and show a breakdown, but it's showing like this example here:
7-1-2018 to 7-2-2018
Jane Doe 5
7/1/2018 1
7/1/2018 1
7/1/2018 1
7/2/2018 1
7/2/2018 1
I've tried to mess with the groups of which there are currenlty only two, the name and the 'dateindexed' which is the entry in the database for when they do what they do. IT has a time stamp on it was well, but need to just have date and total.
I've tried to aggregate it and it then throws an error about no aggregation being allowed when there are filters present in the report.
Any tips or tricks to get this to collapse down on just the date and give a total for the days?
Thank you in advance.
I am storing the user information in my database along with other attributes such as his annual leave/vacation balance.
The user annual leave would be 14 days every year but I want to refresh it every year and add another 14 to it. If the user had 3 days of annual leave left at year's end, then he would start the new year with a 17 day balance.
Just use the percolate:synced-cron package to create an annual job to update such balances.
You might also need a lastUpdatedDate to make sure you don't accidentally add to the balance twice. You have to anticipate any errors that would leave your data partially-updated.
I'm looking for a way to get the last absolute end time for a time series stored in KairosDB. Is there a way to get this with the REST API?
Many thanks,
Greg
I just found the solution here: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/kairosdb-group/limit/kairosdb-group/lqJzm_o7ovM/pqE8BgEdNtIJ
To get the last absolute end time, you can query data from 1st Jan 1970 and add "limit":1 and "order":"desc" in your query.
Cheers,
Greg