Finding std query for Time booking report in BW
Hello,
Time booking for service engineers are done in CRM Service. Need to furnish report on this time booking in BI portal.Can anyone help me in finding std. query built in BI on time booking.
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Hi gabbeta,
not sure, but I try:
1) you want in single columns values <4 or <8...:
You can use Formula with boolean operator '<'. It gives you as feed-back 1 or 0 if corresponding to the operator.
2) you want single columns for single values of Priority:
You create a set of Restricted Key Figures with the corresponding value of Priority.
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