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Help -Convert Converted Column to measure
- 3 years ago
Hi Anonymous ,
Based on what you wrote, you have the Feature table just to calculate the count of the values, ytou have two options with a basic measure.
Create the following measure:
Count of activities = COUNTROWS(FILTER (AllWorkItems, AllWorkItems[Story Type] = "User" && AllWorkItems[Is Current] = TRUE() && AllWorkItems[State] in { "CLOSED" , "ACCEPTED", "RESOLVED"} ))Be aware that I needed to adjust the code for the sample you send out to me now you can:
- Keep the Features table, do a relationship between both table by (One to many : FeatureID -> ParentID) and use the X-axis from the Feature ID
- Delete the Features table and use the Parent ID from the original table has your x-axis has you can see result is equal on any option
See the PBIX attach.
Can you please share a mockup data or sample of your PBIX file. You can use a onedrive, google drive, we transfer or similar link to upload your files.
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AllWorkItems will look something like this
ID Story type State Parent Id Is Current
1 Feature OPEN 0 Yes
2 User Story Open 1 Yes
3 User Story Closed 1 Yes
4 Feature OPEN 0 Yes
5 User Story Open 1 Yes
6 User Story Closed 1 Yes
I created the Feature Table ONLY because I wanted to get a list of Features in my Stacked Column chart then Count all the User stories per feature by status
So I created a new table of all the Features and did Calculated Columns counting the stories by state.
- MFelix3 years agoSuper User
Hi Anonymous ,
Based on what you wrote, you have the Feature table just to calculate the count of the values, ytou have two options with a basic measure.
Create the following measure:
Count of activities = COUNTROWS(FILTER (AllWorkItems, AllWorkItems[Story Type] = "User" && AllWorkItems[Is Current] = TRUE() && AllWorkItems[State] in { "CLOSED" , "ACCEPTED", "RESOLVED"} ))Be aware that I needed to adjust the code for the sample you send out to me now you can:
- Keep the Features table, do a relationship between both table by (One to many : FeatureID -> ParentID) and use the X-axis from the Feature ID
- Delete the Features table and use the Parent ID from the original table has your x-axis has you can see result is equal on any option
See the PBIX attach.