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Good morning all,

 

I am using 2018.1

 

I have created a running total so that analysts can see the values accumulate over time? See sheet named “Running Total”

 

What I don’t like about this view is the really long “tails” that the running total calculation shows.

 

So if you set up the view to show Fund 2019 in Fund 1 Value and Fund 2018 in Fund 2 Value you get this:

 

How to stop the

 

See how the blue line “flattens out” after July 2019? This is where I would want to stop the line.  I am thinking if I was to apply some logic that said “if the Fund 1 value was <> 0 then Fund 1 value” might work?

 

Open to your ideas and opinions on this.

 

Thanks,

 

Scott

 

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3 respostas
  1. 20 de ago. de 2019, 11:55

    Hey Scott--

     

    Try this hack. Make a simple calc:

     

    Hey Scott-- Try this hack. Make a simple calc: Now add this within the Detail of the second part of your axis SUM(c. Fund 1 Value)Synchronize your axes... Is that what you're looking for?

    Now add this within the Detail of the second part of your axis SUM(c. Fund 1 Value)

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    Synchronize your axes...

     

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    Is that what you're looking for?

     

    Hopefully, forcing a false value will stop the line from being plotted, even though the calc would want it "flat"

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