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Burndown chart for data progress

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I've found a few instances of using a burndown chart in TFS and Scrum settings, but my team has an existing report in SSRS that I'm trying to remodel in Power BI that utilizes a burndown chart for project progress for data migration.  I have several projects in a Projects table, and all the transaction data in a Transactions table for migrated data.  This leads me to two questions:

 

1) I have the expected number of items in the Projects table and the total number of items completed in the Transactions table.  Do I need to create a new table with calculated data? If so, will this account for slicing to different projects?

 

2) I also need to show the estimated date of completion based on an average of the Actual data migrated over the past 2 weeks.  How will I calculate this? 

 

Thanks in advance for any help.  I'm still pretty new to Power BI so a lot of this escapes me for now.  I've included an example of the current chart below.

 

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