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Anonymous
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Stopping Line Graph to current month

I have a line graph that calculates a cumulative total from previous year and continues the total to the new year.  I'm having trouble stopping the measure to the current month.  I need the line to stop at Feb with total of 2931 but the total gets repeated for the remainder of the year.

 

Line Graph Measure: CALCULATE(SUM('Opened Reqs'[OPEN_BY_MONTH]) + sum('Filled Reqs'[FILL_CLOSE_BY_MONTH]),
CALCULATETABLE(DATESBETWEEN('Forecast Calendar'[Date],"1/1/2015",[Max Date])))

 

Max Date:= If ([Max Open Date]> [Max Filled Date],[Max Open Date],[Max Filled Date])

 

Tables

- Opened Reqs

- Filled Reqs

- Forecast Calendar table with past and future dates upto 2022.LineGraph.gif

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@Anonymous 

Apologies for that...The variables aren't what you need.

Do you have a YearMonth column in your Calendar Table? (if not, please add one using the "following" DAX:

YearMonth = Calendar[Year] *100 + Calendar[Month Number]

and format it as a whole number.

 

For illustration purposes, I'm using a dummy model, so please adapt to yours:

Cumulative measure (no need to change yours):

Cumulative Forecast = CALCULATE([Sum of Forecast];
                    FILTER(ALL('Calendar Table');
                        'Calendar Table'[date] <= MAX('Calendar Table'[date])))

 

Now you can use the following measure to cut the values off at the current month:

Cut off Forecast = 
VAR calc = FORMAT(YEAR(TODAY()) *100 + MONTH(TODAY()); "0000")
Return
IF(MAX('Calendar Table'[YearMonth]) <= calc; [Cumulative Forecast]; BLANK())

 

cumcutoff.JPG

 





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PaulDBrown
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@Anonymous 

Assuming your x-axis is form your calendar table, try this measure in your line graph:

Measure cut off = IF(MAX(Calendar[Year]) <= YEAR(TODAY()) && MAX(Calendar[Month]) <= MONTH(TODAY()), [your measure], BLANK())





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Anonymous
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@PaulDBrown  That solution did not work either.  Could the issue be in the main measure that caluclates the cumulative total?  Based on the data in the table, the cumulative measure displays the correct total.

 

Cumulative Measure:  CALCULATE(SUM('Opened Reqs'[OPEN_BY_MONTH]) + sum('Filled Reqs'[FILL_CLOSE_BY_MONTH]),
CALCULATETABLE(DATESBETWEEN('Forecast Calendar'[Date],"1/1/2015",[Max Date])))

 

 

Anonymous
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@PaulDBrown @amitchandak 

 

Guys thanks again for providing feedback.  I was able to resolve the issue by filtering my Forecast Table to only return Year/Month <= Max Date since I don't need to forecast any furture data.

@Anonymous 

Apologies for that...The variables aren't what you need.

Do you have a YearMonth column in your Calendar Table? (if not, please add one using the "following" DAX:

YearMonth = Calendar[Year] *100 + Calendar[Month Number]

and format it as a whole number.

 

For illustration purposes, I'm using a dummy model, so please adapt to yours:

Cumulative measure (no need to change yours):

Cumulative Forecast = CALCULATE([Sum of Forecast];
                    FILTER(ALL('Calendar Table');
                        'Calendar Table'[date] <= MAX('Calendar Table'[date])))

 

Now you can use the following measure to cut the values off at the current month:

Cut off Forecast = 
VAR calc = FORMAT(YEAR(TODAY()) *100 + MONTH(TODAY()); "0000")
Return
IF(MAX('Calendar Table'[YearMonth]) <= calc; [Cumulative Forecast]; BLANK())

 

cumcutoff.JPG

 





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Anonymous
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Hi @PaulDBrown ,

Could you help show me the pbxi file?

I have exact same need ,

cutting off running total, until todays date.

 

However I tried your suggestion, it does not work. (The measure shows just blank , instead of cut off).

I will create a new ticket , and invite you for answer.

Hope it is Ok! 

Thanks 🙂

@Anonymous 

No problem! either post or send me a PM





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amitchandak
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Add one more condition

 

Max Date:= 

var _max = If ([Max Open Date]> [Max Filled Date],[Max Open Date],[Max Filled Date])
return 
if(_max>today(),today(),_max)

Or 


Max Date:= 

var _max = If ([Max Open Date]> [Max Filled Date],[Max Open Date],[Max Filled Date])
return 
if(_max>eomonth(today(),0),eomonth(today(),0),_max)

 

 

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@amitchandak 

Hi

 

Thanks for the feedback.  That did not work.  I tired both the suggestions and updated the Max Date calc.  My line graph still displays cumulative value for future months.

 

 

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