include value in all axis categories that are less than that value

[mtibbert]

I have a dataset with a PartNumber and WeekNumber column. I have a line chart with WeekNumber as the axis and count of part number as the value. I need this row to be included in all x-axis categories that are less than that WeekNumber.

This is a Raw Material Burndown chart. The WeekNumber is the week in which that part will be delivered to us by a supplier. So for example, if that row(part) has a WeekNumber of 6, the supplier has committed to delivering that part to us in week 6. The value for that row(1 because it is a count) should be a part of all x-axis categories prior to week 6, Because it will be owed to us in weeks 1-6. Then on week 7, it will have been delivered to us and will no longer need to be a part of the count for that week.

[V-pazhen-msft · Accepted solution]

@mtibbert 

I guess you should have -1 at the end since you want it to be count until the week before the current week. 

Count = CALCULATE (COUNTROWS (FILTER ( ALL ( Table ), Table[WeekNum] <= MAX ( PartTable[WeekNum] ) -1 )))

Paul Zheng _ Community Support Team
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[mtibbert]

TLDR; I just summarized my data within SQL before exporting the csv.

While this did work and produced a chart, It was ultimately not chart I was looking for.

After pondering for a while, I actually needed to sum a quantity column for each week where the parts supply date was in the future and the demand date was in the past. effectively telling me how many parts are due THAT week instead of due after that week. a brain teaser.

[dedelman_clng]

Hi @mtibbert -

You will want something like this as the measure to use as the value for your chart

Owed Count =
CALCULATE (
    COUNTROWS (
        FILTER ( ALL ( PartTable ), PartTable[WeekNum] <= MAX ( PartTable[WeekNum] ) )
    )
)

If this doesn't work, please share sample data and expected results (in a manner that can be copy/pasted in Excel, so not a screenshot), or a sample report with sensitive data removed.

Hope this helps

David