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Explain this number

Open items by post

How the open queue distributes across the twelve posts that can hold an item.

The whole catalog
Right now
20
items
What kind of number
Measured
Counted from rows that exist. Change the rows and the figure changes.
Freshness
Frozen at seed.
Owned by
Avery Chen
Enterprise Chief of Staff

How it is computed

Open items grouped by the assigned post.

The query that produces it
group open QueueItem by assignee and count
Source
QueueItem
114 rows on record
Rows read to answer
114
counted on this page load
Unit
items

Oscar Duarte holds the most, with 20 open items covering 626 records.

This grouping is built from items, so a post holding nothing does not appear in it: 10 of the 12 posts on the roster appear here.

The records behind it

Named rows, read live. These are the actual records the figure is standing on, not a sample chosen to illustrate it.

Oscar DuarteVP Workforce Strategy · 20 items · 626 records
Anika KaplanDirector, Security Engineering · 15 items · 332 records
Morgan IdrisVP Business Services · 15 items · 549 records
Avery ChenChief of Staff to the CEO · 12 items · 12 records
Jordan EllisDirector, Financial Control · 11 items · 781 records
Sofia KalogeropoulouTower Lead, Source-to-Pay · 10 items · 606 records

Where it appears and how to reach it

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What this figure is, and what it is not

Two of the twelve posts hold nothing. A post with no items does not appear in a grouping built from items.

Thirty-four figures carry a definition, a basis, an owner and a live query. Those are the figures on the surfaces built for this mechanism. Most numbers elsewhere in the product do not have an entry here yet, and this catalog says so rather than implying whole-product coverage.

You are seeing this as requester. The figure above was recomputed when this page loaded, so it is as fresh as the rows themselves.