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Compare over two years data
Im trying to create a line chart to compare no of tickets raised monthly over the two years. Ive tried to do it. I cant do it, really need some advice here.
Thanks
- Anonymous1 year ago
Hi michellerob2000 ,
My question is, if you compare the number of work orders for two years on the same axis, how should the x-axis be determined? Is it possible to explain this so that I can answer it for you as soon as possible.
Tickets_CurrentYear = CALCULATE( SUM(Tickets[Tickets]), YEAR(Tickets[Date]) = YEAR(TODAY()) )Tickets_LastYear = CALCULATE( SUM(Tickets[Tickets]), YEAR(Tickets[Date]) = YEAR(TODAY()) - 1 )Best Regards,
Adamk Kong
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- AnonymousNot applicable
Hi michellerob2000 ,
My question is, if you compare the number of work orders for two years on the same axis, how should the x-axis be determined? Is it possible to explain this so that I can answer it for you as soon as possible.
Tickets_CurrentYear = CALCULATE( SUM(Tickets[Tickets]), YEAR(Tickets[Date]) = YEAR(TODAY()) )Tickets_LastYear = CALCULATE( SUM(Tickets[Tickets]), YEAR(Tickets[Date]) = YEAR(TODAY()) - 1 )Best Regards,
Adamk Kong - SamWiseOwlSuper User
Since the data is the same, could you Append the two tables together in the Query Editor (Transform Data)
Then you could have a chart with sales in Y axus, the years in the legend and Months in the X axis 🙂
- michellerob2000Helper I
Ive managed to append so thanks, but then i need to add the createddate from the 2023 table (should have 2024 data in tis too) but it doesnt work
- SamWiseOwlSuper User
michellerob2000 you need to add your ticket column into the Y axis.
I would put
Months in the X axis.
Years in the Legend.
TickedID or something else in the Y-axis to count.