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Hi!
I've built a formula to show a funnel including all candidates from each stage so that if they move from one stage to the other it replicates it's value instead of having 6-7 candidates with each stage by using a stage numeric order. The formula I'm using is:
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Hi @mwegener @v-she-msft ,
I found the solution to my problem.
Just created a new measure with
Hi @fernandoC
Kindly check below whether helps:
- Funnel =
SUMX (
FILTER (
ALL ( 'Region 2020 - Candidates'[Status]),
'Region 2020 - Candidates'[Status Order] >= MAX ( 'Region 2020 - Candidates'[Status Order] )
),[- Applications]
)
If not, you might consider providing your dummy pbix that would be helpful for us to investigate it further.
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Hi @fernandoC ,
can you provide an example file?
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Hi @mwegener @v-she-msft ,
I found the solution to my problem.
Just created a new measure with
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