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Running Total on two sets of Data
- 4 years ago
Hi Anonymous
You can create two measures in the model to calculate the running totals for actual and budget values separately. Add both to Line y-axis on the visual.
Running Total of Actual = CALCULATE ( SUM ( SampleTable[Value] ), ALLSELECTED ( SampleTable[Date] ), SampleTable[Date] <= MAX ( SampleTable[Date] ), SampleTable[Spreadsheet Field] = "Actual Units" )Running Total of Budget = CALCULATE ( SUM ( SampleTable[Value] ), ALLSELECTED ( SampleTable[Date] ), SampleTable[Date] <= MAX ( SampleTable[Date] ), SampleTable[Spreadsheet Field] = "Budgeted Units" )Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Jing
If this post helps, please Accept it as Solution to help other members find it. - 4 years ago
Hi Anonymous
Use this measure for actual units.
Running Total of Actual = VAR lastActualDate = CALCULATE ( MAX ( SampleTable[Date] ), ALLSELECTED ( SampleTable[Date] ), SampleTable[Spreadsheet Field] = "Actual Units" ) RETURN IF ( MAX ( SampleTable[Date] ) <= lastActualDate, CALCULATE ( SUM ( SampleTable[Value] ), ALLSELECTED ( SampleTable[Date] ), SampleTable[Date] <= MAX ( SampleTable[Date] ), SampleTable[Spreadsheet Field] = "Actual Units" ), BLANK () )Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Jing
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Is there a way of adapting the expression to have it as a percentage of total units?
Planned % complete Vs Actual % of complete.
- v-jingzhang4 years ago
Community Support
Hi Anonymous
What should be the total (denominator) on every date?
Planned % of complete = (?) / (?)
- Anonymous4 years agoNot applicable
Hope this helps.
Is it possible as before to stop the Actual % Running only to the max date to prevent the flat cumulative line?
Thanks in advance ,
Really appreciate it.