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Hello All,
I am trying to plot a line graph with two variables—time in 30min intervals on the x-axis and count of #ppl in that time frame.
How to convert this column to represent time in every 30min interval? Many thanks for considering my request.
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You can make it easily:
1. Adjust the formulas to AM PM format
2. Create a table in power query with you categories and add index (make sure to filter cate category by the index)
3. Create relationship between the two tables
4. Voila
Here you go 🙂
Thanks for this solution. will use this if I cannot make it to this format below: (not sure how to aggregate to this model tho)
You can make it easily:
1. Adjust the formulas to AM PM format
2. Create a table in power query with you categories and add index (make sure to filter cate category by the index)
3. Create relationship between the two tables
4. Voila
I have a doubt in this. When we say this
Table[Timestamp]<TIMEVALUE("08:00"), "8;00am"
Table[Timestamp]<TIMEVALUE("08:30"), "8;30am"
If I had a 06:30 in the Timestamp column. what will it be considered? 8 or 8;30am?
That's a great questions!
it returns the first value that is TRUE
Table[Timestamp]<TIMEVALUE("08:00"), "8;00am" // This is true // AND THIS IS FIRST
Table[Timestamp]<TIMEVALUE("08:30"), "8;30am" // This also true, but is never evaluated, beause the first the first was true
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