Chart with goal line with different measures

[Anonymous]

Hi,

I have two tables that have this structure:
Feedback Table

Year	Month	Person	Sector	Year-Month-Status
2022	1	Jack	B	2022-1-Z
2022	1	Ellen	A	2022-1-T
2022	2	David	D	2022-2-Z
2022	3	Alice	C	2022-3-A
...	...	...	...	...

Objectives Table

Year	Month	Sector	Goal	Year-Month-Status
2022	1	A	15	2022-1-A
2022	1	B	11	2022-1-B
2022	1	C	17	2022-1-C
2022	1	D	20	2022-1-D
2022	2	A	24	2022-2-A
2022	2	B	33	2022-2-B
2022	2	C	45	2022-2-C
2022	2	D	36	2022-2-D
...	...	...	...	...

I want to create a chart that shows the COUNT of feedbacks for each Sector in each month of the year, with the objective line adapting to the objective of each month and sector of the Objectives table.
I would also like that if the Sector objective for the month was reached, the bar would turn green, if not, the bar would turn red.

I created a column that concatenates Year, Month and Sector in the two tables (Year-Month-Status column), to be able to generate a kind of ID and related the two tables by that ID, but I don't know what else to do. I've already created the chart that shows the count of feedbacks per Sector and per month, but when I enter the Objective value for the goal line (from the Objective table), the line appears straight, indicating "objective count", as in the image below:

When actually I wanted my chart to look something like this:


Can someone help me?

[v-henryk-mstf · Accepted solution]

Hi @Anonymous ,

The line and clustered column chart does not support adding a conditional judgment condition based on column. You can try to use table visual, create measure, and use format->conditional formatting function, refer to the following.

Measure 2 = IF(MAX('Table'[Goal   ])>=25,"green","red")

In addition you can create measures as trend lines (e.g. averages) to be placed in the visual counterpart.

Measure = AVERAGE('Table'[Goal   ])

If the problem is still not resolved, please provide detailed error information and let me know immediately. Looking forward to your reply.

Best Regards,
Henry

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[Anonymous]

No one? 😞