This is not only impossible to measure as a numerical metric but also makes you enemies. Kudos to those who dare to do that anyway.
Which is why I teach new people to have that loop in your head and not start pounding the keyboard at high velocity. The people who find programming to be akin to fast typing show very interesting equivalence with LLMs; fully write/remove/write/remove etc of not very well written code.
For around 1/2 the information requests that came through the department (always very important, we need the info now, it will save/make big dollars) the obvious answer was "Work it out from the info you already have. You've got a calculator and spreadsheet - would you like a pencil?"
Better to avoid the system handling X than having multiple special cases bulking up the systems, most of which only get used once in a blue moon. No one knows the special cases/programs are there, or what actually do. Even if well documented, no one spends the time required to know what's available. So most of those special features are actually waste of time.