eazyBI - How to set a date difference based on a custom field, not JIRA's Resolved system field

Peter Bengov

This is the code I'm using for calculating the median

Median(
  Filter(
    NonEmptyCrossJoin(
        Descendants([Issue].CurrentMember, [Issue].[Issue]), [Measures].DefaultMember),
        [Measures].[Issues resolved] > 0
    ),
  DateDiffHours([Issue].get('Created at'),
    [Issue].get('Resolved at'))
)

I'm looking to use a custom date field I have instead of the "Resolved" field. However, 2 issues with that:

1. The custom field is a date field (doesn't save the hour).
2. How do I change this piece of code to make this new field replace the system one.

Thanks

Lauma Cīrule

Hi Peter!

The formula above is looking only at resolved issues (the filter with [Measures].[Issues resolved] > 0), but I imagine you would like to go through all issues no matter if they are resolved or not. In this case you would use the [Measures].[Issues created] > 0 instead.

If the custom field is Date Picker type (instead of Date Time Picker), and you have selected to import this field as Property, the time for Date Picker issue property will be set to that days 00:00:00 in eazyBI. You can still use this in the DateDiffHours function, but note that the hours difference will be calculated with beginning of day. Maybe instead it is better to use the DateDiffDays function that would ignore the time?

To use another Issue property instead of 'Resolved at' you can write this custom fields name in the to_date argument of function. For example, if the custom date field name in JIRA is 'Date for testing' the formula would be as follows 

Median(
  Filter(
    NonEmptyCrossJoin(
        Descendants([Issue].CurrentMember, [Issue].[Issue]),
        [Measures].DefaultMember),
      [Measures].[Issues created] > 0
    ),
  DateDiffDays([Issue].get('Created at'),
    [Issue].get('Date for testing'))
)

Please let me know if you have any additional questions. Note that you can contact me directly at support@eazybi.com

Kind regards,
Lauma