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Hello,
I'm once again stumped, trying to achieve what I think should be a basic result. I am trying to get a line chart to extend beyond the max date for which I have data, displaying the a flat line that reflects the final data point all the way to the max date set in the x-axis. See screen shot below. My grey line chart ends on the last "Update Date" to the repeating table query with a SUM of 124 story points. I'm trying to get that line to extend with the 124 value to the end of the date range (in this case 1/11/23). Any DAX suggestions to achieve this would be much appreciated!
Here is the basic measure I'm using fro the current stepped grey line:
Here is the query the measure references. This table is related to a Date table using the "Update Date" field.
Thank you!
Hi @Benx ,
According to your description, I made the sample and please follow theses steps.
Sample data: ("Table")
Firstly, create a new table to return the max date of "Updated Date".
Table 2 = ADDCOLUMNS('DATE',"1",MAX('Table'[updated date]))
Then create a calculated column to return the dates of x-axis which is later than the max date of "Updated Date".
Column = IF('Table 2'[Date]>='Table 2'[1],'Table 2'[Date])
We will get the "Table2" as below.
Then in "Table", create two measures.
Measure 3 =
CALCULATE(SUM('Table'[points]),FILTER(ALL('DATE'[Date]),'DATE'[Date]>=MAX('Table 2'[1])))Measure 4 =
CALCULATE('Table'[Measure 3],FILTER('Table 2',MAX('DATE'[Date])='Table 2'[Column]))
Put measure 4 onto the line chart, you will get the expected output.
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ xiaosun
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@v-xiaosun-msft, Thank you so much for providing a solution! I believe I have replicated your solution using my sources.
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