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I am trying to create burndown graphs for 'Task Closure' as well as 'Hours Spent', example file attached. The charts work until slicer filter is applied on 'project', at which point I believe date values are being inlcuded in the chart outside the filter. I have tried numerous differnt FILTERs but struggling to understand and resolve. Grateful for any advise.
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@EJS1984 Here's one way to solve it:
HoursBurndown NC =
VAR __Projects = DISTINCT( 'Projects'[Project ID] )
VAR __MaxDate = MAX( 'Hours'[Date] )
VAR __Sum1 = SUMX( FILTER( ALL('Hours' ), [Project ID] IN __Projects ), [HoursUsed] )
VAR __Sum2 = SUMX( FILTER( ALL( 'Hours' ), [Project ID] IN __Projects && [Date] <= __MaxDate ), [HoursUsed] )
VAR __Result = __Sum1 - __Sum2
RETURN
__Result
@EJS1984 Here's one way to solve it:
HoursBurndown NC =
VAR __Projects = DISTINCT( 'Projects'[Project ID] )
VAR __MaxDate = MAX( 'Hours'[Date] )
VAR __Sum1 = SUMX( FILTER( ALL('Hours' ), [Project ID] IN __Projects ), [HoursUsed] )
VAR __Sum2 = SUMX( FILTER( ALL( 'Hours' ), [Project ID] IN __Projects && [Date] <= __MaxDate ), [HoursUsed] )
VAR __Result = __Sum1 - __Sum2
RETURN
__Result
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