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NipponSahore's avatar
NipponSahore
Resolver II
10 years ago

Drill by decade

Hi Guys,

 

I'm quite new to PowerBI and i was wondering if there is any way to Drilldown an Year value by decade.

I have a sample dataset of IMDB top 250 movies and want to drill down by decade, but cant find a way around.

 

Also i've read somewhere that the max possible value for a date is year. Is that true?

Secondly, i created a column with a "decade value" by dividing the year value by 10, but cant find a way to drill from this decade value to year value. 

 

Anyone has any idea or can suggest any direction that i can follow. Any help is greatly appreciated. : )

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  • v-caliao-msft's avatar
    v-caliao-msft
    Microsoft Employee
    10 years ago

    Hi Nippon,

     

    According to your description, you need way to Drilldown an Year value by decade, right?

     

    If that is the case, you can create a column use the DAX below.
    Decade = FLOOR(YEAR(Decade[Date])/10,1)*10&"-"&CEILING(YEAR(Decade[Date])/10,1)*10

     

    Regards,

    Charlie Liao

    • Anonymous's avatar
      Anonymous
      Not applicable
      9 years ago

      This message may be a bit late but i struggled to create a Decade column since i have data from 1900 till today. The solutions given here did not meet my requirements (see in the screenshot before me that data in 1960 is given the decade 1960-1960). For anyone who is having the same problem, use this formula:

       

      Decade = If(Year(Calender[Date])<2000,"19" & Int((Year(Calender[Date])-1900)/10) & "0's", "20"& Int((Year(Calender[Date])-2000)/10) & "0's")

  • ankitpatira's avatar
    ankitpatira
    Community Champion
    10 years ago
    If you've created decade column then it is very easy. In the axis option of your visual drop decade field followed by year field and that will allow you to drill down from decade to year.
  • Greg_Deckler's avatar
    Greg_Deckler
    Community Champion
    10 years ago

    You should be able to create a new column like:

     

    Decade = ROUNDDOWN(([Year]-2000)/10,0)*10

    Obviously, you'll have to account for 1900's movies, you could do that in an if statement or I'm sure there is a nifty math solution.

     

    • dataloreous's avatar
      dataloreous
      Advocate III
      7 years ago

      Here is a nifty math solution which accounts for both centuries :) 

       

      Decade =
VAR DecadeStart =
    'Date'[Year] - MOD ( 'Date'[Year], 10 )
VAR DecadeEnd = DecadeStart + 10
RETURN
    DecadeStart & " - " & DecadeEnd
      • Anonymous's avatar
        Anonymous
        Not applicable
        7 years ago

        How do I show, in a table, the highest rated movie / highest ranked movie in each decade? What about top 2 in each decade?

        Also, how do I highlight the decades in which the top 3 movies were released?

  • Chiranjit's avatar
    Chiranjit
    Frequent Visitor
    8 years ago

    To get a decade bucket first extract a Year column from date column. Change the data type of the Year column from date to text.

    Then create this custom column.

     

     

    Decade bucket = 
var yearlastdigit = RIGHT ( Decade[Year], 1 )
return
IF (
    yearlastdigit = "0",
    IF (
        YEAR ( Decade[Date] ) < 2000,
        "19"
            & INT (
                ( YEAR ( Decade[Date] ) - 1900 )
                    / 10
            )
            & "0"
            & " - "
            & (
                CEILING ( YEAR ( Decade[Date] ) / 10, 1 )
                    * 10
                    + 10
            )
                - 1,
        "20"
            & INT (
                ( YEAR ( Decade[Date] ) - 2000 )
                    / 10
            )
            & "0"
            & " - "
            & (
                CEILING ( YEAR ( Decade[Date] ) / 10, 1 )
                    * 10
                    + 10
            )
                - 1
    ),
    IF (
        YEAR ( Decade[Date] ) < 2000,
        "19"
            & INT (
                ( YEAR ( Decade[Date] ) - 1900 )
                    / 10
            )
            & "0"
            & " - "
            & (
                CEILING ( YEAR ( Decade[Date] ) / 10, 1 )
                    * 10
            )
                - 1,
        "20"
            & INT (
                ( YEAR ( Decade[Date] ) - 2000 )
                    / 10
            )
            & "0"
            & " - "
            & (
                CEILING ( YEAR ( Decade[Date] ) / 10, 1 )
                    * 10
            )
                - 1
    )
)

     

    You will get the output like this.

     

     

    Now you can drill down from Decade bucket to year value.