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Burndown Chart Based On Date Fields
Hi Anonymous ,
I cannot get the logic between your visual and your data. Could you please share more details about that?
- Anonymous7 years agoNot applicable
Hi Frank,
Thanks for responding to my post.
The chart consists of 3 lines:
1) Burndown ration line (orange)
2) Schedule date (yellow)
3) Accomplishment date (green)
The burndown line has only two points: start & end date
Schedule date is the date we plan to incorporated the change on a product
the Accomplishment data is the date the work is actual performed.
Table 1 provides the schedule dates
Table 2 probides the accomplishment dates
Table 3 provides the start and end date for each change.
I have multiple "Change Docs" on different "Procucts", in this example 3 "Change Docs" on 5 "Products". Each has different schedule dates and accomplishment dates. But each "Change Doc" has a fix start and end date, regardles the "Product". The start and end date is not for the actual change but for the specific "Change Doc" on all "Products". Like: between 1st of Jan 2019 and 31st Dec 2019 "Change Doc 1" has to be accomplished on all 5 "Products".
A "Change Doc" may not be applicable to all "Products".
My challange is the following:
To create the schedule line I need to know the total applicable "Products" per "Change Doc". That is my start point (highest value) at start date. Then at each schedule date I need to extract 1 from total.
Same for Accomplishment Data, but here I have to ignore the empty (null) values, which I manage to do in the query.
I have tried to use example of burn down charts here on the forum, but most have a data colomn that provide "remaining" data, which makes it easier to populate the line.
I unfortunally can't share the original pbix file or any screenshoots due to the sentive data, however I have created a simple test file with the tables/queries I am using, don't how to shere it here in the post thou.
I hope this gives more insight.