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I have two lines on a graph, one of which is dynamic based on some "what if" parameters. I want to find the point on the x axis where the 2 lines meet.
Any help much appreciated!
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So I took your inspiration and managed to get it to work using:
backlog_crossover_date =
var crossover = MAXX('Calendar Table', if([Forecast Plus Backlog] - [Regression line by hours] > 0, 'Calendar Table'[Date], date(2000, 1, 1)))
var result = if(crossover <= DATE(2025, 3, 30), crossover, "No Crossover")
RETURN
result
it may not be the most elegant but it works!
Hi, I tried with the below measure
I kept the Difference measure in Y-Axis.
So, from intersection point to end of the line the ornge line is displaying.
Hope this will works somewhat for you!!
Regards,
Chiranjeevi Kudupudi
Thank you for this. It feels like a step in the right direction but what I am really trying to do is get a single value for the first point of conversion, such that I can display it on a card or similar.
So I took your inspiration and managed to get it to work using:
backlog_crossover_date =
var crossover = MAXX('Calendar Table', if([Forecast Plus Backlog] - [Regression line by hours] > 0, 'Calendar Table'[Date], date(2000, 1, 1)))
var result = if(crossover <= DATE(2025, 3, 30), crossover, "No Crossover")
RETURN
result
it may not be the most elegant but it works!
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