mvelarde1017

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Hi Experts,

I am having trouble displaying work as a percentage over time. I tried several things but I can't seem to figure it out.

I have the following tables:

People
PersonIDNameTitle
1JohnManager
2JaneManager
3TomAnalyst
Work
WorkIDPersonIDAssignmentIDWorkDayCapacity
11C1.62/6/20178
22A1.62/7/20178
33B1.62/8/20178
41C1.62/9/20178
52A1.62/10/20178
63B3.23/6/20178
71C3.23/7/20178
82A3.23/8/20178
93B3.23/9/20178
101C3.23/10/20178
112A84/3/20178
123B84/4/20178
131C84/5/20178
142A84/6/20178
153B84/7/20178
Assignments
AssignmentIDAssignmentName
AAdministrative
BProject 1
CProject 2
Time
DayMonthQuarter
2/6/201702-Feb1
2/7/201702-Feb1
2/8/201702-Feb1
2/9/201702-Feb1
2/10/201702-Feb1
3/6/201703-Mar1
3/7/201703-Mar1
3/8/201703-Mar1
3/9/201703-Mar1
3/10/201703-Mar1
4/3/201704-Apr2
4/4/201704-Apr2
4/5/201704-Apr2
4/6/201704-Apr2
4/7/201704-Apr2

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I made the following pivot:

Sum of WorkM
02-Feb03-Mar04-AprGrand Total
Row Labels
Administrative3.23.21622.4
Jane3.23.21622.4
Project 11.66.41624
Tom1.66.41624
Project 23.26.4817.6
John3.26.4817.6
Grand Total8164064

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In the pivot above I can also see the work done on a day, month or quarter basis for each person. For columns, I put Month and Day. For rows I have AssignmentName and Name. For values I have Sum of Work.

What I'd like to do is look at the work done as a percentage of an 8 hour work day. So for example, Jane would show 20% for 2/7/2017 (1.6 hrs/8 hrs); 2% for February (3.2 hrs/160 hrs); etc. I realize capacity is different for each month and that 160 hrs happens to be the total number of work hours for February.

I believe I need a running total of capacity to be able to calculate the percentage but I am not sure where to put the Capacity information (in column, row, values) and how to calculate percentage of work from that. There may be an easier way but I can't see it.

Any help you can provide would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
 

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