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WPA Count in office and teams meetings
I do believe it will work...for every metric you want to look at like meeting or meeting hours you can can customize based on the meeting resource....I would run a test query using the meeting query and include meeting resource in the in the organization data to verify
If Microsoft Teams Meeting shows up as a resource...you should have a person query metric with the meeting resource equal to "Microsoft Teams Meeting" and another not equal to "Microsoft Teams Meeting"...
If Microsoft Teams Meeting does not show up as a resource in the meeting query...you should have a person query metric with the meeting resource equal to "" [means blank] and another not equal to ""
It may take a little experimenting to get it to register, but it should work...
I am no expert in the subject, but you can actually have it look at meeting resources to determine what type of meeting it is dependent on how outlook is setup in your company. At my company, we have rooms designated in a certain way and then we have our online meetings designated another way so we can actually use this method to filter between online and in-office meetings. I think this will require understanding how your company uses outlook and what are the distinguishing differences between an office meeting and a teams meeting for example. If we had a few examples of each, then we may be able to help with the query development.
See below for an example where you can use meeting resources as a filtering mechanism:
Hi Oliver,
Thank you for the quick response.
I my company we distinguish meetings from the "Location" option if it's a teams meeting in the location we will find written in the location: "Microsoft teams meeting" otherwise if the meeting is taken in office in the location we will find written the name of the meeting room.
As is the actual setup of meetings do you think we could be able to make the difference?
Thank you.
Hi VI_Migration , have you tried Oliver's approach? Any useful results?
I do believe it will work...for every metric you want to look at like meeting or meeting hours you can can customize based on the meeting resource....I would run a test query using the meeting query and include meeting resource in the in the organization data to verify
If Microsoft Teams Meeting shows up as a resource...you should have a person query metric with the meeting resource equal to "Microsoft Teams Meeting" and another not equal to "Microsoft Teams Meeting"...
If Microsoft Teams Meeting does not show up as a resource in the meeting query...you should have a person query metric with the meeting resource equal to "" [means blank] and another not equal to ""
It may take a little experimenting to get it to register, but it should work...