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jhauff77060
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Create a chart showing a mark for each day

‎11-08-2017 03:24 PM

Is it possible to create a chart showing a mark for each day, similar to that shown below (created in Tableau)?

FlowChart.gif

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parry2k
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‎11-08-2017 03:42 PM

what is the value for mark? What define the color?



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jhauff77060
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In response to parry2k

‎11-08-2017 03:50 PM

The formula below was used to create the "Flow Status" field (dimension) in Tableau.

 

IF [Flow Hours] = 24 THEN "Full Flow" ELSEIF [Flow Hours] > 0 THEN "Transition" ELSEIF [Flow Hours] = 0 THEN "Shut-in" ELSE "No Report" END

 

The Flow Status field was then placed on the marks card and colored red/yellow/green based on the result (Full Flow/Transition/Shut-in).

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In response to jhauff77060

‎11-15-2017 01:58 AM

@jhauff77060,

 

You may take a look at Rule-based conditional formatting for table and matrix.

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parry2k
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In response to jhauff77060

‎11-08-2017 04:19 PM

seems like you can month on x axis, what is on y axis



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jhauff77060
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In response to parry2k

‎11-09-2017 09:14 AM

In Tableau:

The Prod Date is on the X axis (exact date, continuous).

The Well Name is on the Y Axis.

The Flow Status (Full Flow/Transition/Shut-in) is on the color mark.

 

Does Power BI support anything like this?

FlowHours.gif

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jthomson
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In response to jhauff77060

‎11-09-2017 09:28 AM

You might need a custom visual - scanning the options something like Heat Streams could work for you perhaps. Not sure whether this can be done out of the box

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parry2k
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In response to jhauff77060

‎11-09-2017 09:23 AM

not sure, but if you share sample data in excel thru google drive or so, will try it



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jhauff77060
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In response to parry2k

‎11-14-2017 07:51 AM

Parr2k - Thanks for offering to help. An Excel spreadsheet with sample data can be found here.

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