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Can you tell me how I can achieve the same result as the graph in the image below? I need to create a graph in Power BI where on the X axis I have the last 12 months prior to the month that is being filtered in the data segmentation, the months need to be in the "MM/YYYY" format. On the same X axis I need to have a column for the AVERAGE of these last 12 months.
When the user filters the month "09/2024" in the segmentation, then the graph should show the last 12 months prior to "09/2024"
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as mentioned by @lbendlin you could include a average line
Avg Amount =
AVERAGEX(
ALLSELECTED( 'dates'[Year Month] )
,[Amount]
)
If you really want that extra bar.
I created a date dimension
dates =
ADDCOLUMNS(
CALENDARAUTO()
,"Year", YEAR( [Date] )
,"Year Month", EOMONTH( [Date] ,0 )
,"Year Month No", (YEAR( [Date] ) * 100) + MONTH( [Date] )
,"Month", MONTH( [Date] )
)
and a table for the axis
xAxis =
UNION(
SELECTCOLUMNS(
SUMMARIZE( 'dates', 'dates'[Year Month], dates[Year Month No] )
,"Index", dates[Year Month No]
,"Label", FORMAT( dates[Year Month], "mm/yyyy" )
,"Hex", "#0f3057"
)
,ROW( "Index", 999999, "Lebel", "Average", "Hex", "#604e82" )
)
Added a mesure for the y axis
Amount With Avg =
IF(
SELECTEDVALUE( xAxis[Label] ) = "Average"
,[Avg Amount]
,CALCULATE(
[Amount]
,TREATAS( VALUES( xAxis[Index] ) , dates[Year Month No] )
)
)
and a measure for conditional formatting on the bars
Colour = SELECTEDVALUE( xAxis[Hex] )
Showing the same data twice in a visual is a design red flag. Consider using an average line instead of the column.
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