Basic Reporting application: how to report Average Age of OPEN records from TASK table?
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02-23-2023 06:10 PM
is there a way to create a Single Score type report in the Reports Application that shows "Average Age of Open Records"? I know about PA, however, that is not an option. I just need to show this executive that we can show this number..... Average age of open records assigned to a specific assignment group. so far, filter criteria is this:
from the TASK table:
Active=true
Assignment group = AM
has any body done this?
thank you so much for your inputs.
Rhonda
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02-23-2023 10:35 PM
Hi @rhodisf ,
You can utilize the single score visualization with below settings:
Then just add a filter:
Active is true
state is not //the states that you would like to exclude.
Furthermore, I would always recommend to do reports on incident, change request etc. etc. and not directly on task table.
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Anders
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02-24-2023 03:41 AM
Hello @rhodisf ,
Navigate to view/run and click on create a report
Give the report name, select the source type as Table and table as task
Select the Single Score as type
In configure select Aggregation as Average and Business duration
Then in filter condition add active is true and Assignment group as Hardware
Then save the report and click on Run
Below are the Screenshots
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Shweta