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Anonymous
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Multi line chart running total percentage

I have a multi-line chart displaying 2 running total measures.

When displaying values as numbers, the graphs are correct:

Numeric Running TotalsNumeric Running Totals

I would like to display the values as percentages of the Planned Cumulative Total.

 

Displaying only the planned series by percentage looks as desired:

Planned %Planned %

As soon as I add the Completed series by percentage, it displays incorrectly since the Completed percentage is with respect to the Completed grand total instead of the Planned Grand Total:

Multiple %Multiple %

How can I force the running Total % of my Completed series to be calculated with respect to the Planned Grand Total in the same chart?

 

Thank s in advance.

Ross

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Anonymous
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@MFelix, I had a similar suggestion from a collegue.

Ultimately, the measure needed for my Closed line needed to consist of:

Running Pct Closed = 
VAR TotalPlanned = CALCULATE(SUM(Stories[Points Planned]), ALL(Stories))
Return DIVIDE([Points Closed (Cumulative)], TotalPlanned, 0)

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MFelix
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Hi @Anonymous,

I believe that the best way is to calculate your measures in percentage and not in vslues and then do the calculated quick calc.

Try to have a look at the quick measures thst csn help you make this measures only by selecting the fields you need.

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MFelix

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Anonymous
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@MFelix, I had a similar suggestion from a collegue.

Ultimately, the measure needed for my Closed line needed to consist of:

Running Pct Closed = 
VAR TotalPlanned = CALCULATE(SUM(Stories[Points Planned]), ALL(Stories))
Return DIVIDE([Points Closed (Cumulative)], TotalPlanned, 0)

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