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Hi everyone, I have been working on this visual for days now and cannot figure it out.
I want to create a cumulative graph of my revenue, which is a column called Revenue in my table Business Figures. I have a separate date table and all other suggested solutions to users that have posted about issues with the running total, and if I use the dates on the x-axis, my running total also works without problems. However, I need the x-axis to be a different column from the same table: the Session in which the revenue was accumulated. The Session does not belong to any date hierarchy itself, but having the date column in my table, I will use the date to sort the Session axis.
My issue is that if I use my running total with the following formula, I get a continuous line only when using StartDate on the x-axis. When I use Session, I have breaks in the line in the Sessions where I don't have any revenue value. This makes sense, as I know I will only get a continuous line by using a date table in the case of missing revenue values. Is there any way to "combine" the use of a date table to get a continuous line with having Session labels on the x-axis instead of the dates?
Revenue Running Total =
CALCULATE(
SUM('Business Figures'[Revenue]),
FILTER(
ALL(Session),
ISONORAFTER(Session[StartDate], MAX(Session[StartDate]), DESC)
))
Not really. Your x axis is either continuous or categorical. There's no in-between.
Are the sessions sortable in a meaningful way?
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