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Hi Community,
I am trying to create a line graph in which i am using a measure to compute Running total of Sales for FY 2023-2024.
On X axis - Apr,May,June....so on
In Legend - Region (East,West,North,South)
On Y Axis - Running total = IF( MIN(Dates[Date]) <= TODAY(), calculate(sum(Sales),calendar[date] <= max(calendar[date])), BLANK())
For East,West,North Region we have data from Apr 2023 till March 2024,but for south Region we only have data from Apr 2023 till June 2023 , so when I am creating line chart i should get 4 lines in total for diffrent region and for South Region it should show data till June 2023 only and for the other regions since we have the data for FY 2023-2024 so it should show the lines accordinly.
But when I am using above fields and measure all four lines are coming up from Apr 2023 to March 2024.
HI @Vinay1312
To replicate the problem, its better if you post sample data which can be right away copied and tested. An image of output would also be helpful. all this should be dummy data.
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