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help with a simple burndown chart
- 8 years ago
- Anonymous8 years ago
AndreSatziack,
Create the following measures in your table and check if you get expected result.Burndown = IF([Total hours]=0 ||[Total hours]=BLANK(),BLANK(), 3200 - CALCULATE(SUM(Relatorio_Anual_2017[Hours]),FILTER(ALL(Relatorio_Anual_2017),Relatorio_Anual_2017[Created]<=MAX(Relatorio_Anual_2017[Created]))))
Burndown1 = IF([Total hours]=0 ||[Total hours]=BLANK(),BLANK(),3200-CALCULATE([Total hours],DATESYTD('Calendar'[Date],"31/12")))
Regards,
Lydia
AndreSatziack,
Create your measure using DAX below.
BurnDown = 180-CALCULATE(SUM(Relatorio_Completo_2017[Hours]),FILTER(ALL(Relatorio_Completo_2017),Relatorio_Completo_2017[Criado]<=MAX(Relatorio_Completo_2017[Criado])))
If the above Dax doesn't help, please help to share sample data of your table and post expected result here.
Regards,
Lydia
- AndreSatziack8 years agoHelper I
Hello Anonymous,
Thank you very much for your help :)
This DAX helps but I can't filter by customer organization, it only shows the total amount of all customers.
Another questions is there a trend line to predict when the available hours will be depleted.
See bellow and Download my files Files Sample
Thank you very much
- AndreSatziack8 years agoHelper I
Hello Anonymous,
How are you? Did you get a look at my example?
Thank you very much :)
Best Regards.
- Anonymous8 years agoNot applicable
What is your expected result when you set the value to customer1 in visual level filters? And what type of trend line would you like to add?
Regards,Lydia