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So I have two formulas from two different datasets that I'm trying to simultaneously display on a line graph. One formula works as intended on gathering the monthly total which is this formula:
The formula that isn't working as intended is this one:
It shows the sum total of all cases over the years rather than the number of cases that were created in a particular month:
How can I go about getting the monthly total? And also, how would I go about setting up a shared axis? The values are really spread out and I'd like to show some kind of a relationship between the two rather than the active client count be a flat line. Thanks!
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If you are using month on your axis, then it should just be:
Case Count = COUNT('Case'[CaseNumber])
To get the cases each month. Your formula is essentially a running total.
If you are using month on your axis, then it should just be:
Case Count = COUNT('Case'[CaseNumber])
To get the cases each month. Your formula is essentially a running total.
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