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I am trying to accomplish a chart similar to the visual pasted below. My data does not have a master date so I'm trying to figure out if there a way to derive one in Tableau using a calculated field.

 

What I want to show is the number of work orders that need to be worked over time, decreasing as they get completed, but still showing the to-be completed as an area chart trending down over time and completed trending up. I have a WO Complete Date field, but that doesn't serve to the WOs without a complete date and still in the queue to be worked.

 

Does anyone have any tips/tricks on how to do this if you don't have a master date field in your date? I've attached a sample workbook with the data structure.

Help creating a burndown type chart without a master date in the data

 

Thank you for any help/guidance.

 

Best,

Katelyn

7 answers
  1. Apr 10, 2020, 5:32 PM

    Hello Katelyn,

     

    You can join your data with every possible date, and create a formula to test if the completed on date is less than the new date that was joined in.

     

    if [WO COMP Date] <= [Date] then "Complete"  else "Not Complete" END

     

    Hope this helps! See Attached.

    Please mark this answer as correct or helpful if it helps solve your question.

     

    Robert Breen

    Hello Katelyn, You can join your data with every possible date, and create a formula to test if the completed on date is less than the new date that was joined in.

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