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I have been fighting with a Dax formula for hours. I wonder if someone can help.
I have an IssueSprint table as below. Each Jira issue is assigned to a sprint (10 work days). Each Sprint has a Start_Date and End_Date, if an issue is not solved during the period, it's passed onto next sprint. Some issues receive story points, which is an workload indicator.
I have 58 story points in Demo Sprint 17, and I expect in each work day 10% issues are solved, so the remaining story points by end of day 1 is 90%*58, by day2, 80%*58 ....
I try to create a measure (guideline) to duplicate this calculation logic, but it doesn't work. sample file: https://www.dropbox.com/s/0rxpfy4gfnxcucm/Jira%20Demo.pbix?dl=0
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I think I figured it out.
There was a bug in the divide () part, also I created a dim_issuesprints table for use in the values().
HI @Jeanxyz,
I'm glad to hear you find the reason and sharing the formula here, I think they may help other who faced the similar issue.
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
I think I figured it out.
There was a bug in the divide () part, also I created a dim_issuesprints table for use in the values().
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