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Hi,
I jsut added in the June weeks to this graph but I can't figure out to switch how they are appearing on the x-axis. It is out of date order! Many thanks for your advice!!
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Great, add a visual level filter. Drag the actual date field to the visual level filters, apply relative date filtering set to last 6 weeks.
Your x-axis field is not of Date type; hence the points are not sorted as desire. Those are sorted alphabetically.
You may either name your weeks in such a way that those would align with calendar dates (e.g. prefix with 0 where needed, etc). Or use another more powerful feature Power BI has called Sort By Column.
Thank you for the date tip!! Adding in 0's fixed it immediately!
Another question - How can I limit the number of weeks appearing on m y x-axis. I would like it to show 6 weeks at a time.
many thanks for all your help!
Great, add a visual level filter. Drag the actual date field to the visual level filters, apply relative date filtering set to last 6 weeks.
Thank you!!
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