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jbristol
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Issues creating stacked column chart for counting created vs. resolved tickets

Hi Everyone,

 

I'm hoping this great community will be able to help me out with a stacked column chart that I am looking to create.  I feel like I have tried everything and still am not getting what I am looking for.

 

The data that I have is data that comes from JIRA and it tracks software tickets.  I am looking to create a stacked column chart that will show the count of the number of created tickets and the number of resolved tickets that are created monthly/year(weekly would be great too).  I would also love to add a trend line if possible to show whether the created tickets are growing faster then we are able to resolve them.  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

I have created some mock data to illustrate what I am looking for.

IDCreated DateResolved DateAssignee
1231/2/20185/23/2018James
3451/8/20183/23/2018Mike
6782/4/20184/30/2018Juan
9092/23/20183/21/2018James
8762/24/20187/21/2018Andrew
5433/5/20185/23/2018Jon
2124/9/20186/2/2018Jon
4565/2/20188/3/2018Andrew
7545/30/201810/3/2018James
3466/22/20187/21/2018Juan
6757/3/20189/30/2018Mike
2588/14/201811/23/2018Mike
3549/23/201812/24/2018James
13610/14/20181/3/2019Jon
84211/12/20182/1/2019Sara
26911/15/20184/2/2019James
42612/2/20182/23/2018Mark
8411/5/20193/2/2019Chris
8001/18/20194/3/2019James
5002/3/2019  
6012/13/2019  
3782/14/2019  
4913/25/20194/1/2019Andrew
2034/29/2019  
4915/2/2019  

 

The following is an idea of what I am looking for however the stack columns do not have accurate data(shown in the table).  I would love to see a years worth of trends broken down by month/year.

Incorrect data in stacked columnsIncorrect data in stacked columns

 

Thanks, Josh

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TeigeGao
Solution Sage
Solution Sage

Hi @jbristol ,

In your scenario, we cna create two measure using the following DAX query:

Measure = CALCULATE(COUNTROWS(Table1))
Measure 2 = CALCULATE(COUNTROWS(Table1),FILTER(Table1,Table1[Resolved Date] <> BLANK()))

Then drag these two measures and Created Date column to the visual, then we will see the count of a year:

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Don't be afraid of it, then we can expand the data of Created Date column, remove the day and quarter.

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Then click the following button:

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The result will like below:

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Best Regards,

Teige

Thanks Teige!

 

Just a questions about the results, In April 2019 there were 3 resolved tickets.  How do I get them to show up on the chart?

 

Thanks,

Josh

HI @jbristol ,

I think I have misunderstanded your logic on the resolved tickets, based on my understanding, there is no solved ticket on April.

Best Regards,

Tiege

jthomson
Solution Sage
Solution Sage

You need to create a calendar table and relate each of your date columns to it. What it's showing now is there's 17 resolved and 3 resolved that were created in 2018 and 2019 respectively

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