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Anonymous
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Display Trending %

Hi,

 

thanking you in advance

 

looking to display a trending graph based on one % value and hide all irrelevant options

 

Currently i am showing the Stacked area chart of % value of all my Test Cases whether they are Automated, Manual, Planned, Other

 

so for the current month the overall breakdown is

Automated = 34.18%

Not Automated = 47.32%

Planned = 8.27%

Other = 10.22%

 

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what i would like to display is the trend of just Automated but keep the correct % of 32% and then next month it might go up or down

if i filter out the other 3 options the "Automated" is 100%

 

for some reason i just cant work it out 🙂

 

 

 

 

 

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v-yulgu-msft
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Hi @Anonymous,

 

To achieve such a dynamical result, you may need to create measures. Please follow this blog to provide some dummy data and show us desired output so that we can test for you.

 

Best regards,

Yuliana Gu

Community Support Team _ Yuliana Gu
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@v-yulgu-msft wrote:

Hi @Anonymous,

 

To achieve such a dynamical result, you may need to create measures. Please follow this blog to provide some dummy data and show us desired output so that we can test for you.

 

Best regards,

Yuliana Gu


 

 

Hi

 

here is some table data

 

TitleAutomated StatusTest TypeCreated Date
Test 1Not AutomatedStandard1/09/2018
Test 2PlannedRegression2/09/2018
Test 3AutomatedStandard3/09/2018
Test 4Not AutomatedRegression4/09/2018
Test 5PlannedStandard5/09/2018
Test 6AutomatedRegression6/09/2018
Test 7Not AutomatedStandard7/09/2018
Test 8PlannedRegression1/10/2018
Test 9AutomatedRegression2/10/2018
Test 10Not AutomatedRegression3/10/2018
Test 11PlannedStandard4/10/2018
Test 12AutomatedRegression5/10/2018
Test 13Not AutomatedRegression6/10/2018
Test 14PlannedRegression7/10/2018
Test 15AutomatedStandard8/10/2018
Test 16Not AutomatedRegression1/11/2018
Test 17PlannedRegression2/11/2018
Test 18AutomatedRegression3/11/2018
Test 19Not AutomatedStandard4/11/2018
Test 20PlannedRegression5/11/2018
Test 21AutomatedRegression6/11/2018
Test 22AutomatedRegression7/11/2018

 

my desired output is

 

Desired Output   
 New Regression Tests created per monthRegression Test Running Total per monthAutomated Regression Running total per monthAccumulated Automation %   (Regresion Status Only)
Sep33133%
Oct69333%
Nov615640%

 

New Regression Tests created per month= Count of created regression tests for that month

Regression Test Running Total per month= Running tally of regression tests per month

Automated Regression Running total per month= Running tally of Automated regressin tests per month

Automated Regression Test Running % = Automated Regression Test % per month

 

 

i was hoping to really just get the last option of Automated Regression Test Running % per month, so i can just get a trend line graph of the % going up or down of the past year (or specific timeline)

though if i need to do all 4 outputs and put in a new custom table, then happy to do that. was just trying to simplify if possible

 

 

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