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I have a total hours estimated from one chart and I am trying to deduct the capacity for each month to get the amount of months of capacity booked.
<- capacity
For example, in column 2. I want to deduct the estimated hours from next month, the following month, etc. until that number is zero. Then I want to get the number of months it takes to do that. So if I have 2000 estimated hours for column 2, 2000-514.39-489.38-564.41-464.41=-32.59. So it would be about 4 months of capacity booked. A way of doing this would involve taking the 2000 estimated hours divided by the average of those 4 months. I am not sure what the approach to this would be or how to do this.
Hi @Anonymous ,
see my pbi file.
First I have unpivoted all the columns in Power Query, then I created the measure.
https://1drv.ms/u/s!Aj45jbu0mDVJi3rlvYBGDeRaUP50?e=XbAeX2
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