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ArchStanton
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Impactful Individual

KPI Help

Hi,

 

I found this excellent KPI video earlier that uses a customised Donut Chart to produce this great looking KPI visual below:
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ArchStanton_0-1720451027747.png

 

I would like to add the 75% target to the Donut but I'm not sure how - can anyone help?


The Blue Segment has this measure:

 

 

CAT 1 Closures = 
    CALCULATE(
        COUNTROWS(FILTER('Cases',
            'Cases'[statecode] = "Resolved")),
            'OS Case Complexity',
        'OS Case Complexity'[Value] = "Category 1")

 

 

The Grey Segment has the following measure:

 

 

CAT1 Cases Closed Under 18mths = 
    CALCULATE(
        COUNTROWS(FILTER('Cases',
        'Cases'[Validation to Closure] < 547.5)),
        'Cases'[statecode] = "Resolved",
        'OS Case Complexity'[Value] = "Category 1")

 

 

 

My 75% Target is this simple measure:

 

 

Cat 1 Target = 0.75

 

 

 

The 62.2% Cat 1 Closed <18mths CARD Visual = 

 

 

% Cat 1 Cases Closed Under 18mths = 
    DIVIDE([CAT1 Cases Closed Under 18mths],[CAT 1 Closures])

 

 

 

The -10.8% VS Target 75% CARD = 

 

 

Cat 1 Closures to Target = 
[% Cat 1 Cases Closed Under 18mths] - [Cat 1 Target]

 

 

 

I'm finding this difficult because unlike in the video my target is a % instead of a set number, so, what I really need is 75% of however many Category 1 cases there are and then highlight the -10.8% shortfall somehow - maybe something like below:

 

ArchStanton_0-1720452349792.png

 

Hope all that makes sense!

Any help would be much appreciated...

Thanks

 

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foodd
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ArchStanton
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Impactful Individual

Hi,
Unfortunately I cannot share a pbix file as this is connected to a massive Dynamics365 database.

The screenshots I've provided are not ideal but they are very simple to follow.

The only other option I have is perhaps to recreate everything in Excel and share a pbix file that way but that will take time - I'm not 100% if this is even achievable in terms of what I need to enter in the underlying excel?

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