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I am currently graphing this data set and it allows me to filter for LE, RO, or LE + RO, however I would like to be able to to show my most recent submission LE AND my most recent submission LE + RO. The graph I can currently get PowerBI to display is composed of the RED (Submission 4: LE + RO) and BLACK (Submission 3: LE ONLY). I would like for the graph to also be able to display the BLUE line (Submission 4: LE ONLY).
Line Chart Settings: Axis: Month; Values: Submission_Final; Values: Cumulative LERO
I have two slicers for the data - LE/RO and Submission
These are the columns used from my dataset (Submission_Final is a measure):
Query: LE + R&O
LE/RO | Month | Variance ($k) | Submission_1 | Submission_Final |
RO | 1 | 1 | null | 4 |
RO | 1 | 2 | null | 4 |
RO | 2 | 3 | null | 4 |
RO | 3 | 4 | null | 4 |
RO | 4 | 5 | null | 4 |
LE | 1 | -5 | 3 | 3 |
LE | 1 | 6 | 2 | 2 |
LE | 2 | -3 | 3 | 3 |
LE | 2 | -5 | 4 | 4 |
LE | 3 | -4 | 3 | 3 |
LE | 4 | -7 | 2 | 2 |
The lines in my graph are cumulative values - I used the following measure for them:
Is it possible to create a measure to graph this data or how would you recommend I get this additional line added to my chart? I do not need the LE + RO/LE to show for all the submissions, just the most recent.
Thanks!
@Anonymous ,
I am currently graphing this data set and it allows me to filter for LE, RO, or LE + RO, however I would like to be able to to show my most recent submission LE AND my most recent submission LE + RO. The graph I can currently get PowerBI to display is composed of the RED (Submission 4: LE + RO) and BLACK (Submission 3: LE ONLY). I would like for the graph to also be able to display the BLUE line (Submission 4: LE ONLY).
Could you clarify more about the logic to achieve "Submission 4"?
Community Support Team _ Jimmy Tao
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Every month I get a new LE and RO (Risks & Opportunities) submission so basically Submission = Input Month and the LE (Latest Estimate) is spread out over multiple categories in the different months.
I'm wondering if because I have Submission 1 and Submission_Final I can use my measure for Cumulative LERO and add a filter to use Submission 1 for one set of data (LE ONLY) and Submission_Final for the second set (LE + RO)...? I would then remove the Legend and use Cumulative LERO and Cumulative LE. However, I'm not sure how to formulat the filter to only use data that has a value for Submission 1 to calculate Cumulative LE.
Cumulative LERO would stay as it currently is and then Cumulative LE:
Cumulative LE = CALCULATE (
SUM ('LE + R&O'[Variance]),
DISTINCTCOUNT('LE + R&O'[Submission_1]),
FILTER (
ALL ('LE + R&O'[Month]),
'LE + R&O'[Month] <= MAX ('LE + R&O'[Month])
)
)
However when I try and use this measure I get the following error: 'The True/False expression does not specify a column...'
Okay, not sure if anyone can help out with this but I've attempted the following solution and I think it should work but I think my logic is incorrect.
I have removed my Slicer for LE/R&O & Submission with the intent that only the most recent Submission will be graphed on my line graph. My line graph has the following measures input in the Values field:
(Blue Line - in diagram from first post)
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