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Beelover's avatar
Beelover
Regular Visitor
3 years ago

Scatter chart with Dates on X-Axis but without Aggregation

I have searched high and low online but alas I have not been able to find a solution.

I have results generated from different sample points each day and on some days multiple results can be generated for the same point. If more than one result is generated for a date I need to be able to plot them all.

If I change the date to a numerical value the data can be displayed un-summarised however the date axis then becomes unreadable (Obviously).

I'm sure there must be a work around somewhere but so far I've been unable to locate it.

 below is an example of the data that I'm working with.

Any help would be gratefully received.

 

7 Replies

    • Beelover's avatar
      Beelover
      Regular Visitor

      Thank you for your suggestion, I added an index column and added it to the X-Axis however (assuming I have understood you correctly) this doesn't really give the result I was looking for. I now see each result in a seperate column with it's own date appended with the index number.

      I would like to be able to see all the results above the date to which they relate without having the index number appended to the date. I hope that makes sense

      Regards

      Nigel

       

       

      • Ashcroft's avatar
        Ashcroft
        Frequent Visitor

        Did you ever find an answer to your question? It seems absurd that Power BI would be incapable of displaying something so obviously useful.

  • mussaenda's avatar
    mussaenda
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    Hi Beelover 

    Add a Serial Number or Index on  your data and put it on your y axis and remove the summarization

    • Beelover's avatar
      Beelover
      Regular Visitor

      I'm not sure that I understand, currently the Results that I need to plot are on the Y-Axis. If I change this to the index number then surely I'll just be plotting the index numbers and not the results.....or am I missing something?

       

      This is how the chart is currently configured

       

  • Beelover's avatar
    Beelover
    Regular Visitor

    Unfortunately not, I just ended up using the Max value for our purposes.

  • lnadalon's avatar
    lnadalon
    Regular Visitor

    Hello! I'm also having the same problem, I looked for some alternatives on the internet but I was unsuccessful. It's really strange that Power BI is unable to display the date on the x-axis with aggregation.