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I want to create an S-Curve chart.
Each month has a dollar amount, and each amount can be added to the previous month to give a grouped running total.
My dataset contains a large number of projects, and a large number of months, and the dollar amount for each.
The monthly dollar amount is a column. The cumulative amount is a line. Both on the same chart, and obviously there must be two vertical axes.
So... The cumulative amount can be calculated with a whole heap of code and functions (unlike SAP or Excel which just do it with a single formula), but the graphs don't work.
Option 1: The standard "line and stacked column" - FAIL.
The Shared timeline is the whole dataset. So if a particular project has only got three rows of data, the date range will still be selected from all 1 million rows.
Option 2: line and stacked column chart with table - FAIL
There is no option to have a seondary axis. So the data is not even visible.
Option 3: Line and Clustered Column - FAIL
Same as option 1.
Sorry for my obvious frustration, but this is just soooo painful.
Hi @Netrelemo ,
Can you provide a test data model (delete sensitive information) so that I can do further testing?
Looking forward to your reply.
Best Regards,
Henry
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@Netrelemo , Not very clear, can you share some screenshots of what you need?
I want to create a real one of these.
The dark blue line is supposed to be cumulative - it only goes up.... except in PowerBI
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