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Hello,
I am trying to figure how to create a cumulative count of my team's IT system testing over time - specifically broken out by the planned test dates and the actually executed test dates. I want to plot this as two different lines on the same axis of a line graph, and at the end of our software project the two lines should meet in the middle (where planned test date cumulative counts = executed test date cumulative counts).
I understand the USERELATIONSHIP function, and have already created a reference Date table (see attached PBIX) to plot the planned and executed date cumulative counts together, and I understand how to create a cumulative count (using the date <=max(date) syntax), but I can't figure out how to create two measures, each of which has a cumulative count of either planned or executed test dates AND has the USERELATIONSHIP function so that I can plot those two final measures on the same line chart as VALUES with the reference date table as my axis (images attached - the image labeled "Testing Timeline" is a mock example of what I am attempting, only I want the counts to be cumulative, not just counts per day of tests).
Thank you in advance for any help...it's much appreciated!!
https://www.dropbox.com/s/6r7qb861bxawigp/HTP%20TCER%20Dashboard.pbix?dl=0
We are not able to download the pbix to view
Apologies @amitchandak must be a configuration issue with file sharing from work accounts.
Please try this dropbox link instead: https://www.dropbox.com/s/6r7qb861bxawigp/HTP%20TCER%20Dashboard.pbix?dl=0
Were you able to access the file? I am still having some trouble getting two different dates plotted as lines on the same axis while having a cumulative count for each line over time.
Any help is very much appreciated!
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