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Hi Community,
this is my first post and I have already browsed the web for solutions, but somehow, I am stuck. 😕
So I am trying to show cumulated training completions per date (run-up) in a graph - see below:
When I use the filters on the left, the charts look exactly as I planned to.
But if I remove the filter and show the "overall cumulations", then the graphs are screwed. 😞
I am using the following formula to calculate the cumulative completions.
What's wrong? I also found a way to make the overall look good, but then the filter per region does not work:
Thanks for your response! To be honest, I do not know whether we need to define and ELSE rule. I found nothing about that in my research. I think here, it's more used as a "WHILE"...!?
VAR Result =
IF (
FirstVisibleDate <= LastDateWithSales,
CALCULATE (
COUNTA([User ID]),
'TKLMSREPORT - 2021-08-02T144129 529'[Completion Date] <= LastVisibleDate
)
)
What should happen if the condition is not met?
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