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I am trying to put together a visual for cumulative spend over time on a project. So far I have been able to get a chart based on actuals, but would like to have spend start at zero rather than the first transaction. Some details for context:
Cumulative Total Spend =
VAR MaxDate = MAX('Fusion Project Actuals'[Accounting Date])
VAR Result =
CALCULATE(
SUM('Fusion Project Actuals'[Amount]),
'Fusion Project Actuals'[Accounting Date] <= MaxDate,
ALL ('Fusion Project Actuals'[Accounting Date]))
RETURN
Result
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The graph returns cumulative spend correctly, but I would like to have it begin with zero at [Project Start Date] on the x axis, rather than the first [Amount] at [Accounting Date]. Any help is much appreciated. Thanks!
@Anonymous , try a mesure like , assumed you have project or project id
Cumulative Total Spend =
VAR MaxDate = MAX('Fusion Project Actuals'[Accounting Date]
RETURN
CALCULATE(
SUM('Fusion Project Actuals'[Amount]),
filter( ALL ('Fusion Project Actuals'[Accounting Date]) ,'Fusion Project Actuals'[Accounting Date] <= MaxDate
&& 'Fusion Project Actuals'[project] = max( 'Fusion Project Actuals'[project] )
))
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@amitchandak -- to try and achieve this, I have created a new table called 'Fusion Project Actuals - Cumulative' that contains the fields Project Number, Transaction Date, Task Number, Amount. For each project number, there is now a row in this table that contains a transaction date as start date, and a first amount of zero. So the data is in there, but still having trouble getting the graphic to appear correctly. My code is currently as follows:
For some reason PBI won't recognize my first reference to Project Number. For reference, this variable is stored in text format because the id's are formatted as "S12345"
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