I have a requirement to calculate a persons total activity, for each month that they have activity. I'll give a couple of examples to demonstrate my needs:
Client A - Service starts 15th April and ends 5th June. They are scheduled to receive 7 hours per week of activity.
Client B - Service Starts 15th April and ends 20th April. They are scheduled to receive 14 hours per week.
Given the above I would want a table that shows the following:
Clients
April Hrs
May Hrs
June Hrs
Client A
16
31
5
Client B
10
Total Activity
26
31
5
Currently we are having to calculate each month individually and stack up the table with each months data. Is there a way to generate this calculation across months, taking into account the start dates, end dates, and commissioned hours activity per week and calculate the actual received activity in each month?
Thanks in advance!
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I have the below columns
StartDate EndDate CountDay
01 May 20 05 May 20 ?
As you see, 01 May is Friday, so from 01-05 May if we count all days including weekend it will be 4 days.
What I want is on column "CountDay" it only counts the Workdays, not the weekend.
SO the expected result would be 2.
Anyone know how to do it using a formula in Google Sheets?
Do you consider Fridays as part of the weekend?
If yes, then you could also try the following formula:
=NETWORKDAYS.INTL(A10, B10,"0000111")
If not, please use this formula:
=NETWORKDAYS.INTL(A10, B10)
How the formulas work.
By using the function NETWORKDAYS.INTL we can "adjust" the weekend (non-working weekdays) to our liking.
In this case we account Fridays as our non-working weekdays by using as the 3rd parameter 0000111 instead of the default 0000011 where every 0 represents a working weekday and every 1 a non-working weekday.
(Very useful for people working part-time)
Someone who has part-time work on only Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays and wants to calculate the working days Friday, 1 May 2020 - Tuesday, 30 June 2020 could adjust the formula to:
=NETWORKDAYS.INTL(A10, B10,"0101011")
As explained on the official Google help page for NETWORKDAYS.INTL
weekend – [ OPTIONAL – 1 by default ] – A number or string representing which days of the week are considered weekends.
String method: Weekends can be specified using seven 0s and 1s, where the first number in the set represents Monday and the last number is for Sunday. A zero means that the day is a work day, a 1 means that the day is a weekend. For example, “0000011” would mean Saturday and Sunday are weekends.
Number method: Instead of using the string method above, a single number can be used. 1 = Saturday/Sunday are weekends, 2 = Sunday/Monday and this pattern repeats until 7 = Friday/Saturday. 11 = Sunday is the only weekend day, 12 = Monday is the only weekend day and this pattern repeats until 17 = Saturday is the only weekend day.
I just found how to do it:
=if(weeknum(A10)<weeknum(B10),B10-A10-2*(weeknum(B10)-weeknum(A10)),B10-A10)
something like that
I have 2 data sources:
1) Eligible Devices to be changed to a newer model
2) Devices actually changed to a new model
These could be for example computer devices which are after a certain time required to be changed to a newer version i.e. end of life of a product.
As this is a blended data source, so i cannot apply an LOD.
The calculation i am trying to achieve is:
Jan 2017: There are 100 eligible devices but actually only 85 got refreshed. hence there are 15 device which are carried forward to the next month
Feb 2017: There are 200 eligible devices but actually only 160 got refreshed, plus 15 from Jan 15 so the total opening bal for Feb = 200 + 15 = 215 and then 160 to be deducted i.e. 55.
The same process will continue for all the other months and year.
The challenge:
Lets say by actual - eligible is named as Diff. This number should only take actual - eligible for the first month. from second month onward it should take actual - eligible and then the balance from previous month i.e. look up
How do i write a calc which only shows the calculation as described above for first month and then a look up + actual - eligible from previous month from next month onwards.
There would be month and year columns in filters, if i remove any year or month filter, the carry forward from that period will not be accounted for.
Sounds like Running_Sum([Diff]) ahould do the trick as long as you set the partitioning and addressing correctly.
I am new to the Entitlement Process and Milestones using the OOTB implementations. In my org, two business hours (1 for SLA and 1 for OLA) set with different timezone. Each business hours configured to work 9 AM to 6 PM.
Extending the question from link : What will be the time trigger value based on the Business hour in salesforce? .
I have some SLA which has 5 days of deadline. As per formula ((EOB-SOB) * MPH) * NOBD), I need to get clarification on below if its correct:
EOB = Assume 5 days deadline, so 14/05/17
SOB = Today, so 09/05/17
MPH = 60 minutes
NOB = 5, What do I need to consider here? As No. of business day means 5 days
here, as 5 days of deadline?? Please clarify.
One thing which is observed for 5 days business: as per formula 5*60*5=1500 or 5*60*9 (no of business hours)=2700. As per 2nd logic I implemented, but OOTB not showing 5 days, its only showing the 2 days why ?
First of all, regarding: What will be the time trigger value based on the Business hour in salesforce?
EOB, stood for end of Business day, so 19:00 or 7 PM
SOB, was 10 AM in your sample
I have cleared up my original answer on that question as well.
Current question
Target Response (Days) showing 2 for 45 hours....
Ah, eh, yes tricky and often asked for. The 2 is simple 45/24 and then rounded off...
It is not business days!
There are some ideas on the Idea Exchange for this, but for now this is how it is.
I have a small application built in Excel. It is a time management workbook where I record the hours worked on projects for each month.
In one column I have the possible days
e.g.
DAY 1
DAY 2
DAY 3
DAY 4
....
DAY 22
for the possible 22 workdays in a month. I have a worksheet for each month.
For each of those day numbers how would I calculate the date for that day in the Month?
You can try WORKDAY - Does the following helps?
I got confused about some issues:
1: The one month duration of auto-renewable subscriptions is 30 days or does it depend on a natural month?
Because I can only test in sandbox mode，so the duration is just several minutes...
Maybe Apple just simply calculates it like this: 2013\01\15 -> 2013\02\15 -> 2013\03\15. If so,the second issue comes up
2: For example: I buy a monthly auto-renewable subscriptions at 2013\03\31 ,because 2013\04 only has 30 days, then what is the expires_date of my subscriptions? 2013\04\30 or 2013\05\01 or other date ?
It's adding 1 month, not 30 days. The number of days in 1 month varies. So purchasing a subscription on 3/31 would end on 4/30.
You can use NSDate, NSCalendar, and NSDateComponents to add a month to a date and see how long it will last. More info here: Modifying NSDate to represent 1 month from today
I can confirm this from my own app's data on both iOS and Android.
If someone purchases a monthly renewing subscription on, for example, the 15th of one month, then it will renew on the 15th of the next month, irrespective of how many days were in the month.
If someone purchases the subscription on the 31st of March, then it will renew on May 1st (because April has no 31st day, the renewal date will jump to the next available day in the calendar year - this also applies to February in a leap year, etc).
Given this, and assuming your app's primary income is from subscriptions, over time you should expect to see lower than average sales on the 31st of any given month because there won't be as many renewals. But it is no cause for concern as it is counteracted by the fact that you should expect to see higher than average sales on the 1st of any month that follows a long month anyway. Don't be dissapointed if you check your stats on the 31st of any month.