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Hi,
I have a question. I have a simple trendline graph showing a cumultative count of a variable (y-axis) and date on the x-axis. I want the line to have a different color based on date. So if date is before today be green after red (for example). I thought I could do this by creating a calculated colum giving a value to "if before today then actuals" and ""if after today than forecast) and using that as a legend variable. But this does not work, anyone has a solution how to do change the colors of the line not on the value of the y-axis but based on date being before today on the x-axis? It needs be adjusted dependent on date dynamically so I cannot mannualy do the colors.
Thank in advance for the help!
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@Anonymous it is pretty straight forward, add two measures and use these in visual
Before Selected Date=
VAR __date = DATE ( 2019,1,1) --replace this with TODAY()
RETURN
CALCULATE ( [Your Measure], KEEPFILTERS('Date'[Date] <= __date ) )
After Selected Date =
VAR __date = DATE(2019,1,1) --you can replace it with today
RETURN
CALCULATE ( [Your Measure], KEEPFILTERS('Date'[Date] > __date ) )
here is the output
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@Anonymous it is pretty straight forward, add two measures and use these in visual
Before Selected Date=
VAR __date = DATE ( 2019,1,1) --replace this with TODAY()
RETURN
CALCULATE ( [Your Measure], KEEPFILTERS('Date'[Date] <= __date ) )
After Selected Date =
VAR __date = DATE(2019,1,1) --you can replace it with today
RETURN
CALCULATE ( [Your Measure], KEEPFILTERS('Date'[Date] > __date ) )
here is the output
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Hi,
Aah yes true. I was to stuck in thinking one direction. Thank you so much!!