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How do I hide the last 90 days of the line on the chart below? The line represents the 365 day rolling average win % calculation.
Win % measure:
Win% for All Jobs during Period Selected := DIVIDE( [Total Jobs Won], [Total Jobs during the selected period], 0 )
Rolling 365 day average for Win % measure:
Win% Rolling 365 Days Avg := CALCULATE( [Win% for All Jobs during Period Selected], DATESINPERIOD( Dates[Date], LASTDATE( Dates[Date] ), -365, DAY ) )
The line on the graph below represents the 365 day rolling average. How do I adjust the measure above to hide the last 90 days of the line?
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Hi @JRHans09 ,
In your scenario, you can add the IF() function to change the value of the last 90 days to blank(), then it will not display.
Best Regards,
Teige
Hi @JRHans09 ,
In your scenario, you can add the IF() function to change the value of the last 90 days to blank(), then it will not display.
Best Regards,
Teige
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