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[Model Driven App] - View to check If user is 100% allocated to a project

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Posted on 31 Aug 2023 13:36:24 by 38

Hi,

 

I have a table with the following structure,

 

Name    |  Project     |  January

Silvia     |  Project 1  |   0.3

Silvia     |  Project 2  |   0.7

Silvia     |  Project 2  |   0.3

Ruben   |  Project 2  |  1

 

Is it possible to create a view in model driven apps where I can get the users that the sum for each month in the project is not equal to 1?

In this situation the output should be, Silvia in Project 1.

Thank you,
Ruben

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    2,982 on 01 Sep 2023 at 01:42:17
    Re: [Model Driven App] - View to check If user is 100% allocated to a project

    In addition to @MarioRing's answer, you may use a custom PCF grid control to show the SUM of the column. But still, you cannot group by the user + month, so you will have to filter.

    https://pcf.gallery/aggregate-grid/

     

    Another option is to add a custom page to your model-driven app on which you can show the data table of the collection after Group By And Find The SUM using Power Fx.

     

     

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    MarioRing Profile Picture
    541 Super User 2024 Season 1 on 31 Aug 2023 at 18:00:25
    Re: [Model Driven App] - View to check If user is 100% allocated to a project

    Hi,

     

    To achieve your goal your table should look like this:

    NameProjectMonthSum of Allocation
    SilviaProject 1January0.3
    SilviaProject 2January1
    RubenProject 2January

    1

     

    And then of course add a filter (Sum of Allocation != 1).

    Unfortunately, this combination of aggregation and filtering is not available for the views.

    However, you can create a table of that structure and write an automation that generates calculated insights of your data. 

     

    I recommend you to adjust your table data structure by adding the column "Month" instead of "January" (then "February" and so on...), like:

    NameProjectMonthAllocation
    SilviaProject 1JAN0.3
    SilviaProject 2JAN0.7
    SilviaProject 2JAN0.3
    RubenProject 2JAN1

     

    Then you can use the Excel template or Power Bi report to generate Pivot Table that aggregates your data. You can also add a conditional highlight:

    MarioRing_0-1693504399738.png

     

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