I think you could do a few different things. You could:
1. Experiment around with the small multiple criteria using the State or some other criteria.
2. Create new calculated columns that filter the data according to your state, and end up with 6 new columns (done + incomplete each for value, effort, and count) that you would plot instead. Something like:
Power Query:
Value (incomplete) = IF('1177556'[State]="Incomplete",'1177556'[Value],BLANK())
3. Lastly, its definitely a hack, but you could also overlap two charts, one filtered for each Status, and make sure everything lines up correctly with some of the instructions from this video.
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