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I want to build the line chart showing 4 data point after 4 consecutive weeks. My users select a given week in the slicer and the line chart displays 4 weeks back in cluding selected week. I specificly struggle to build the measure which accepts dynamic max and mix constraints... Any idea?
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Hi @pola
This video might help you take an approach this is not exact solution for sure but with some modification it should work:
1. https://youtu.be/uQPXYW79m3A?si=FaJo5MkYOtt0Q0X4
2. https://youtu.be/GTHVXaKseZw?si=PYSJYlO4iVwGrz-G
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Hi, just in case, this vidoe helped us out to find a solution. Very cool. Show last 6 months based on user single slicer selection (youtube.com)
Hi, just in case, this vidoe helped us out to find a solution. Very cool. Show last 6 months based on user single slicer selection (youtube.com)
Hi @pola
This video might help you take an approach this is not exact solution for sure but with some modification it should work:
1. https://youtu.be/uQPXYW79m3A?si=FaJo5MkYOtt0Q0X4
2. https://youtu.be/GTHVXaKseZw?si=PYSJYlO4iVwGrz-G
Did I answer your question? Mark my post as a solution! Appreciate your Kudos!!
Check for more intersing solution here: www.youtube.com/@Howtosolveprobem
Regards
I did something similar, wanting to display the previous 13 weeks data. I may not have done it the easiest way possible, but it does work for me. Hopefully it will help you!
First of all, I created a new column to calculate the report date which is based on the date of the previous Saturday. Our weeks are viewed Sunday thru Saturday.
WKLY_RPT_ENDDATE = TODAY()-WEEKDAY(TODAY())
I then assigned a number for each of the previous weeks, calling this "WEEKSAGO"
WEEKSAGO = FLOOR((-(DATEDIFF(SOURCE_TABLE[WKLY_RPT_ENDDATE],SOURCE_TABLE[ARRIVALDATE].[Date],DAY))/7)+1,1)
When I build my visualizations, I place a filter for WEEKSAGO>0 and WEEKSAGO<14
Thanks for your input! Unfortunately, that is not the same scenario. In my case we want to show data for 4 weeks back depends what week the user selects in slicer. so if user selects week 14 of the year, I want to see weeks: 11,12,13 and 14 on my X axis, when user selects week 20 -- I want X axis to adjust to show 17,18,19, 20.... for some reason filtering does not interact well whit selected value..
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