Hi All,
See screenshot of my line chart...it shows the % complete for actual and planned schedule tasks on a construction project. The schedule tasks are coming from a P6 project file. I'd like to include data points for the months that have a milestone with a planned finish date during that month. For example: Building 1 CO milestone expected in November 2023 would show a dot over that month.
These milestone dates don't have any relation to % complete, just the date. Is there any way for me to add this in a line chart, or other visual?
@SMeasells yes you should be able to do this, create another measure for the milestone and use that on the visual, assuming you have a calendar dimension in your model that you are using in above line visual.
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@SMeasells glad it worked, both questions you asked are possible?
for the first one, you can take the % complete and multiply it with some factor so that it is a little bit above the line and for 2nd one, you can use measure for the data label aka custom data label that you can use for these events.
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@SMeasells yes you should be able to do this, create another measure for the milestone and use that on the visual, assuming you have a calendar dimension in your model that you are using in above line visual.
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