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I have a table 't_Devices' of columns [Device ID], [Date], [Input], [Output]. With Efficiency='t_Devices'[Input]/'t_Devices'[Output], I want to create a line chart of Efficiency Bins over time. To do that, I created calculated column of [Efficiency], then dummy calculated columns of [Is Efficiency In Bin 0-50], [Is Efficiency In Bin 50-100] based on [Efficiency], then a line chart of columns [Is Efficiency In Bin 0-50], [Is Efficiency In Bin 50-100], [Is Efficiency In Bin >100] over column [Date].
I want to ask whether is there any better way to create the line chart without creating a lot of dummy Bin columns because I have many bins in my real data. Thank you very much.
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Not at the moment. Power BI currently does not support dynamic binning. You need to bring your own buckets. Or use Tableau.
Not at the moment. Power BI currently does not support dynamic binning. You need to bring your own buckets. Or use Tableau.
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