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rpn7kor
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Graph using multiple columns in X axis

Dear Together,

 

I got a requirement to create a graph to represent the project growth. I tried with some measures and tables. But couldnt get the desired output. So need your support.

 

We have a table with project details as below.

 

ProjectsStartEnd
Project107-2014 
Project210-201412-2015
Project301-201612-2016
Project405-2016 
Project502-201712-2018
Project603-2018

 

 

We need to create a graph like below.

2020-06-22_17h00_38.png

 

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amitchandak
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@rpn7kor ,

refer my blog on the similar type of data can help ?

https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Community-Blog/HR-Analytics-Active-Employee-Hire-and-Termination-tr...

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Dear @amitchandak ,

 

Thanks for your guidance.

 

I have tried as per your blog. Still i have one issue about total projects. i would like to show total project in incremental way like below.

Year 20142015201620172018
Running22323
Closed 11 1
Total 22456

Is there any clue?

Anonymous
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Hi @rpn7kor ,

Could you please provide the calculation logic of Running and Total? For example: Year 2018, why the number of running projects is 3, but the total number of projects is 6? How to calculate them?

Best Regards

Rena

Hi Rene,

 

Thanks for your message.

 

Year 20142015201620172018
Running (Current year + previous years) 22323
Closed (which are completed) 11 1
Total Projects (Current year + previous years)22456

 

For example , 2018 has total of 6 projects (2 from 2014 + 2 from 2016 + 1 from 2017 + 1 from 2018)

                       and has 3 running projects (total project - closed projects)

 

Thanks.

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