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I'm new to Power Bi so please excuse the way I formulate my question as I might not use the correct terms.
I have built reporting based on support ticket data which includes fields like CreatedDate, ClosedDate, TicketNumber, etc. I am able to visualize them on graphs and perform calculations. So far so good. However, I've hit a bit of a bump in the road, as I'm trying to accomplish the following in one single visual:
When building the visual, if I select the CreatedDate as the x-axis, it is also filtering the closed tickets by that date. If I use the ClosedDate as the x-axis, it is also filtering the created tickets by that date. I would basically like to combine the x-axis into "Month" which will show the tickets created in that month and the tickets closed in that month.
What is the best way to accomplish this? I would appreciate an example of a solution so I can work with something as I'm fairly inexperienced and it's tough for me to take something vague and run with it.
Thanks in advance!
Hi @alagator28
If you are using a date table, you can create 2 relationships between your table and the date table.
- Active 1:many relationship between Date[Date] and [Created] from your table.
- Non-active 1:many relationship between Date[Date] and [Closed] from your table.
Using USERELATIONSHIP, you can temporarily activate the 2nd relationship to calculate the number of closed.
No. Created = COUNTROWS( 'Tickets' )
No. Closed = 
CALCULATE(
    COUNTROWS( 'Tickets' ),
    USERELATIONSHIP( 'Date'[Date], 'Tickets'[Closed] )
)pbix: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1IhJZN0tZkh1lOWz3gowZiXno30Y06DPQ/view?usp=share_link
Let me know if you have any questions.
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