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Anonymous
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Gauge chart help

Hi all!

I am working with gauge chart but I am facing an issue.

I am compraing budget against actual for projects in some regions. However, for some projects I just have the budget, since they didnt start yet, and I have no data in actual for them.

Gauge chart cant show the target (that is a measure) for the projects that didnt start. So, when I am analyzing the whole region, the gauge chart is bringing an incorrect budget, since is not summing the budget for projects that didnt start yet.

Do you mind how I can fix this?

 

Thanks!

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v-chuncz-msft
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@Anonymous 

 

The requirement is not very clear. You may add zero (+ 0) to the DAX formula or specify a default value if necessary.

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Anonymous
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Hi @v-chuncz-msft 

I didn't get your solution.

Let me try again... Please, consider table below.

 

ProjectBudgetActualTargetMax Value
A            1,000               580            1,000            1,300
B            2,000             2,000            2,600
C            3,000            1,350            3,000            3,900
D            4,000            2,700            4,000            5,200
E            5,000             5,000            6,500
Total         15,000            4,630         15,000         19,500

 

The budget has figures for many projects, however the actual no, since some projects didnt start yet. Gauge chart should show the Target value as 15,000 but once there is no value for actual, it is showing 8,000 because it not summing projects B and E.

 

This is what I need to fix. Show the correct target of 15,000.

If I understand well, you coded your target as the sum of all individual project targets?

Easiest solution is to hard code a single target value -> separate column

Anonymous
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Yes, @ThomasSTS 

As I am using slicers, I can checking just one project or all projects of one region. For one project, the chart is right, however for the region is not. The region is the sum of all projects in this region.

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