I want to see how long it takes each issue to complete, but using actual entry dates vs actual completion dates. I do not want to use the planned dates.
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Jocelyn,
There are a few different ways to calculate this value using text mode. If you wanted to take into consideration all (calendar) days, rounded to 2 decimal places, you would use the following text mode code:
displayname=Issue Duration
valueformat=HTML
valueexpression=ROUND(DATEDIFF({actualCompletionDate},{entryDate}),2)
If you wanted to only take into considering weekdays, you would use the following text mode code:
displayname=Issue Duration
valueexpression=ROUND(WEEKDAYDIFF({entryDate},{actualCompletionDate}),2)
valueformat=HTML
Additional information regarding calculated data expressions can be found here: https://one.workfront.com/s/article/Calculated-data-expressions-679086747
Another option would be to create a calculated custom field on an Issue Custom Form so that you can group or chart by the Issue Duration value.
If you have any questions, let me know!
Jocelyn,
There are a few different ways to calculate this value using text mode. If you wanted to take into consideration all (calendar) days, rounded to 2 decimal places, you would use the following text mode code:
displayname=Issue Duration
valueformat=HTML
valueexpression=ROUND(DATEDIFF({actualCompletionDate},{entryDate}),2)
If you wanted to only take into considering weekdays, you would use the following text mode code:
displayname=Issue Duration
valueexpression=ROUND(WEEKDAYDIFF({entryDate},{actualCompletionDate}),2)
valueformat=HTML
Additional information regarding calculated data expressions can be found here: https://one.workfront.com/s/article/Calculated-data-expressions-679086747
Another option would be to create a calculated custom field on an Issue Custom Form so that you can group or chart by the Issue Duration value.
If you have any questions, let me know!
thank you!
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Hi Nichole,
Is there a way to extend this to only consider working days based on a schedule in the system? Just counting the working days rather than all weekdays?
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@Surya Lakhani‚
The calculated data expressionm, WORKMINUTESDIFF, is M-F minus any schedule exceptions found in the system default schedule. It just gives you a value measured in minutes. So you’ll usually have to divide the result by 480, which is the number of minutes in a standard 8-hour workday.
The calculation would look like the following:
displayname=Actual Duration
valueformat=HTML
valueexpression=ROUND(DIV(WORKMINUTESDIFF({Actual Completion Date},{entryDate}),480),2)
If you have any questions, let me know!
Thanks for sharing!
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Hi @Nichole Vargas‚ ,
Is there a good way to edit this so that when a day has passed the planned completion date it shows up as a negative?
If I just want to show weekdays it seems to work right
valueexpression=CONCAT(ROUND(WEEKDAYDIFF($$TODAYb,{plannedCompletionDate}),0), " Days")
valuefield=Weekdays to Planned Completion
description=Today to Planned Completion
textmode=true
valueformat=HTML
However when I change to show just the available workdays, the negative goes away.
valueexpression=CONCAT(ROUND(DIV(WORKMINUTESDIFF($$TODAYb,{plannedCompletionDate}),480),0), " Days")
valuefield=Weekdays to Planned Completion
description=Today to Planned Completion
textmode=true
valueformat=HTML
Sample Results:
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@Ryan Kirk‚
This should work! I added an IF statement so that it says if the planned completion date is less than today, show as a negative, otherwise, show as a positive:
displayname=Weekdays to Planned Completion
textmode=true
valueexpression=IF($$TODAY>{plannedCompletionDate},CONCAT("-",ROUND(DIV(WORKMINUTESDIFF($$TODAYb,{plannedCompletionDate}),480),0), " Days"),CONCAT(ROUND(DIV(WORKMINUTESDIFF($$TODAYb,{plannedCompletionDate}),480),0), " Days"))
valueformat=HTML
If you have any questions, let me know!
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@Nichole Vargas‚ That does seem to work for me! I've got one project that seems to be misbehaving with it, but i probably just need to recalculate it (or test in sandbox next week)
Thank you for your help with this! :D
EDIT: figured out the issue - items end on the same date but at different times.
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