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eazyBi - Counting Unique Assignees per Sprint

Mircea Marin
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November 27, 2018

Hi,

We have a report that shows a couple of statistics for the past 5 Sprints. The Rows are composed of the Sprints. I would like to know if it’s possible to find the number of people that have been assignees for the tasks (stories, subtasks, etc.) in each sprint. For example:

  • Task 1 – Max
  • Task 2 – Christine
  • Task 3 – Adrian
  • Task 4 – Christine
  • Task 5 – Adrian
  • Task 6 – Ana

Team Members = 4

Thanks,

Mircea

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Janis Plume _eazyBI_
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November 29, 2018

Mircea,

Several similar solutions for this calculation would be appropriate. For instance, the following formula calculates the number of assignees working on any committed or added issue to the sprint:

NonZero(Count(
  Filter(Descendants([Assignee].CurrentMember,[Assignee].[User]),
  ([Measures].[Sprint issues committed]+
  [Measures].[Sprint issues added])>0)
))

You can adjust the measures used in the condition of the Filter function to cover some other cases when counting the assignees for the sprint.

Kindly,

Janis, eazyBI 

Mircea Marin
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November 30, 2018

Hi Janis,

thanks for the answer. Based on your suggestion I came up wit a solution that is a bit different, adapted to our use case:

Created a new Measure called "Stories and Subtasks resolved":

 ([Measures].[Issues resolved],
[Issue Type].[Story]) +
([Measures].[Issues resolved],
[Issue Type].[Sub-task])

Then created the actual needed measure:

NonZero(Count(
Filter(Descendants([Assignee].CurrentMember,[Assignee].[User]),
([Measures].[Stories and Subtasks resolved]) >0)
))

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