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wayne-a
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Finding "first" values for line chart with cumulative percentage

Hi, I have a set of data like below.  These are tasks that happen during a specific week and take a number of days to complete.  I'm trying to build a line chart that would have 3 lines and show by week how many days it took for the tasks to be 50% complete, 80% complete and finally 100% complete.  I can get the accumulated percentages for each day value by week in a pivot table but I can't come up with a way to take the first number of days value for a particular percentage and chart it.  For example in the data below, I know for the week of 7/30 that after 1 day the tasks were 33.33% complete, after 2 days 66.66% complete, after 4 days 83.33% complete and after 5 days 100% complete.  I'd like to chart for that week that it took 2 days to get to (or above) 50% complete, 4 days to 80%, and 5 days to 100%.  The three percentage buckets would  be separate lines with the y values as the number of days, and the x values as the week starting.

Thanks in advance for any ideas.

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sunny_talwar

Something like this?

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50% Complete

=Min(Aggr(If(RowNo() >= Round(Count(DISTINCT TOTAL <[Week Starting]> [Task ID]) *0.50), [Days to Complete]), [Week Starting], [Task ID]))


80% Complete

=Min(Aggr(If(RowNo() >= Round(Count(DISTINCT TOTAL <[Week Starting]> [Task ID]) *0.80), [Days to Complete]), [Week Starting], [Task ID]))


100% Complete

=Min(Aggr(If(RowNo() >= Round(Count(DISTINCT TOTAL <[Week Starting]> [Task ID])), [Days to Complete]), [Week Starting], [Task ID]))

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sunny_talwar

Wayne Antinore wrote:

For example in the data below, I know for the week of 7/30 that after 1 day the tasks were 33.33% complete, after 2 days 66.66% complete, after 4 days 83.33% complete and after 5 days 100% complete.

How do you know this? Is this for a specific Task ID or all Task IDs?

wayne-a
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Hi Sunny, thanks for the reply.  This is for all Task ID in the same week.  For the week of 7/30/2017 there were 6 tasks, 2 of them took 1 day to complete so that would be 33.33%

sunny_talwar

Something like this?

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50% Complete

=Min(Aggr(If(RowNo() >= Round(Count(DISTINCT TOTAL <[Week Starting]> [Task ID]) *0.50), [Days to Complete]), [Week Starting], [Task ID]))


80% Complete

=Min(Aggr(If(RowNo() >= Round(Count(DISTINCT TOTAL <[Week Starting]> [Task ID]) *0.80), [Days to Complete]), [Week Starting], [Task ID]))


100% Complete

=Min(Aggr(If(RowNo() >= Round(Count(DISTINCT TOTAL <[Week Starting]> [Task ID])), [Days to Complete]), [Week Starting], [Task ID]))

wayne-a
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Hi Sunny,

That's it!  Thank you very much.  I had to work out the sorting so it worked correctly with the AGGR function.  Thanks again! 

Wayne