- Both activities A and B happen more than once in the process
- To get the correct throughput time, we need to consider an activity attribute (e.g., campaign_id). In our case, if activity A happens three times, it will have three distinct campaign ids, so we need to match those ids with the ones in activity B.
Hi,
I need to calculate the time between two activities that are not directly followed by each other taking an event attribute into account.
Example:
Calculate time between A and B where:
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Update:
I was able to reproduce the solution with the OLAP table as described on this post
However, I need a column chart where the dimension is based on a timestamp (e.g., round day, or week, or month). The problem now is that whenever I change the dimension other than the source activity, the KPI returns wrong values.
Anyone had a similar case or know how to help?
Thanks and best,
Joao
Update: issue solved.
Update: issue solved.
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