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Hello community.
I've been trying my best as a beginner to get better in Power BI, although I got into a hardship while trying to create a chart that speaks simultaneously with several different data.
I want to make a chart showing the evolution of a project in percentage overtime as I have multiple equipments being used and they are supposed to be my metrics of carrying on with the project.
I'm not very familiar with DAX yet, so I would like create a table that sum all this upper equipments columns and structure it to speak with my other percentage table.
So I can do this forecast of 100% project progress and how long I'm taking to get there over the months, I already have my calendar table speaking with my first table even though I stuck into creating this new table, should I need to structure an analysis of months - percentage finished and make it speak with calendar table ?
Thanks in advance for your time.
Dictionary :
Escopo - Scope
Utilizada - Used
Faltante - To go
Categoria - Category
Hi @AGCL ,
From what I understand, what you want to achieve is one table to join another table. I recommend that you can create relationships to resolve. Or use the CROSSJOIN function or the UNION function to solve it.
Best Regards,
Stephen Tao
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