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Hi,
I am a new bee and trying to prepare a graph in Power BI. I have connected PowerBI with Azure Devops and pulled the data.
I am trying to build a graph which will show incremental delivery of effort sprint after sprint.
My data is something like below
Release | Sprint | Title | State | Effort |
Release 1 | Sprint 1 | Story 1 | Done | 5 |
Release 1 | Sprint 1 | Story 2 | Done | 8 |
Release 1 | Sprint 2 | Story 3 | Done | 5 |
Release 2 | Sprint 1 | Story 4 | In Progress | 3 |
I want to prepare a graph to show cumulative delivery of effort per Release and Sprint as below.
Could not figure out how to do it.
Thanks in
@wunnavabk , Try a measure like
calculate(Sum(Table[Effort]), filter(allselected(Table), Table[Sprint]<= max(Table[Sprint]) ) )
sorry for delayed response.
Thank you @amitchandak for your solution, but however i could not see the results what i am expecting, instead it is showing different result.
My requirement is to produce a Burnup chart with cumulative scope & cumulative completed.
My actual result should look like something below.
Total Completed= cumulative sum by each sprint
Product backlog= cumulative sum of scope
but instead I am getting cumulative of the efforts in the sprint. which is also nice to represent, but completed is what i am not able to show case.
below are the mesures which i have used.
Thanks in advance
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