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ParkerOH
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8 months ago
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Pipeline runtime Visualization

I am trying to make a visualization in PBI that shows various pipelines start times, end times, and runtimes (duration). My data set has 3 days of data, I'd like to have the dates on the x-axis, time...
  • v-pnaroju-msft's avatar
    8 months ago

    Hi ParkerOH,

    Thank you for your inquiry on the Microsoft Fabric Community Forum.

    Based on my understanding, Power BI’s native visuals like bar/column/line/combo aggregate durations and do not support ranged spans on the Y-axis. Consequently, they cannot display a pipeline run as a vertical time‑of‑day window from Start to End. This limitation is the reason stacked bars or combo charts end up summing or counting values instead of rendering the actual start‑to‑end runtime on the Y‑axis.

    Please consider the following approach, which may help resolve the issue:

    1. Since native visuals aggregate durations and do not support Y‑axis start or end spans, use a custom visual such as Deneb or Charticulator to render vertical time‑of‑day windows per date from Start to End.

    If you would like native visuals to support vertical time‑of‑day spans using Y or Y2 axes, kindly submit this requirement to the Ideas forum via the provided link:Fabric Ideas - Microsoft Fabric Community

    We hope the information above helps to resolve your issue. Should you have any further queries, please feel free to contact the Microsoft Fabric Community.

    Thank you.