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Hello,
I am trying replicate the following chart (or as close as I can in Power BI) and allow the periods to be user defined or require minimal effort to change the periods. Thanks in advance for any guidance on this request.
Here is an example of my raw data;
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Hi, @Anonymous
Try measure as below:
Duration Greater than 30 Less than 2 Hours =
CALCULATE (
COUNTROWS ( 'eventsList Total' ),
'eventsList Total'[Lane Blockage Duration] > 30
&& 'eventsList Total'[Lane Blockage Duration] <= 120
)
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Eason
Hey @Anonymous ,
you can create a measure for each "bucket":
Duration 30 Min or less =
CALCULATE(
COUNTROWS( myTable[Event ID] ),
myTable[Lane Blockage Duration] <= 30
)
If you want to make that selection more dynamic add a what-if-slicer and instead of the number (30 in this case) use the SELECTEDVALUE from the what-if-slicer.
I got this to work;
But I ran into an issue for the Greater than 30 Less than 2 Hours measure. How do I set that up?
Hi, @Anonymous
Try measure as below:
Duration Greater than 30 Less than 2 Hours =
CALCULATE (
COUNTROWS ( 'eventsList Total' ),
'eventsList Total'[Lane Blockage Duration] > 30
&& 'eventsList Total'[Lane Blockage Duration] <= 120
)
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Eason
That worked great...thank you so much!
That being said, any suggestions as to how I could create this bar chart?
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