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Hi there,
I am new to Power BI and would like some help on the following topic.
I would like to create a line chart from the following (Example) data:
System name Scope Close date
System a In Scope 01 sept 2020
System b In Scope 01 dec 2020
System c In scope
System d Out of scope
System e In Scope 01 april 2021
System f In Scope 01 dec 2020
I would like to create a line chart that starts on 01 jan 2020 with all the systems that are in scope, and will decrease with the systems that will be closed during the years.
So for example on the 1st of jan 2020 there are 100 systems in scope, on the 1st of sept 10 systems will be shut down and on the 1st of dec 2020 another 30 systems will be shut down.
How can I show this in a line chart?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Try
Measure = CALCULATE(COUNT(systemclose[System name]),FILTER('systemclose',systemclose[Close date]<=max('Date'[Date])),systemclose[Scope]="In Scope")
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Try
Measure = CALCULATE(COUNT(systemclose[System name]),FILTER('systemclose',systemclose[Close date]<=max('Date'[Date])),systemclose[Scope]="In Scope")
file is attached
Regards
Miguel Félix
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