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Trending Graph - Help!
Hi, first time poster - I have given up after 8 hours of trial and error and youtube tutorials. Maybe I'm not cut from the right cloth 😞
Basically, I have some data (attached) which I'd like to create a trending graph from. I need the graph to show the total number of active issues (open + closed) cumlatively growing over the month as each is created. I also need the same but only showing the 'closed' issues growing over the month.
The result will be a graph (similar to that shown in example) showing the active number of issues being followed by issues closed out. the difference between the two line will be the otustanding issues.
Any help is apprecaited, I'm hopnig this is a really simple answer for someone who actually knows what they are doing!
Thanks
Stephen Example
@Stephen239
Check pbix if necessary, here are the 2 measurements with your sample data.All issues = CALCULATE(COUNT('Report Content'[Id]),FILTER(ALLSELECTED('Report Content'),[Created on]<=MAX([Created on]))) Closed issues = CALCULATE(COUNT([Id]),FILTER(ALLSELECTED('Report Content'),[Created on]<=MAX([Created on]) && [Status]="CLOSED"))Paul Zheng _ Community Support Team
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Anonymous , looking at data not able to find a way to know both open and close dates. If you have that we can follow the current employee approach or HR : https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Community-Blog/HR-Analytics-Active-Employee-Hire-and-Termination-trend/ba-p/882970
Can you share sample data and sample output in table format? Or a sample pbix after removing sensitive data.
Hi, thanks for your response. See link below to data in its native format.
@Stephen239
Check pbix if necessary, here are the 2 measurements with your sample data.All issues = CALCULATE(COUNT('Report Content'[Id]),FILTER(ALLSELECTED('Report Content'),[Created on]<=MAX([Created on]))) Closed issues = CALCULATE(COUNT([Id]),FILTER(ALLSELECTED('Report Content'),[Created on]<=MAX([Created on]) && [Status]="CLOSED"))Paul Zheng _ Community Support Team
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