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Hi All,
I like to create a graph by start and end date.
I have a list of maintenance data and would like to create the graph shown below. Is it doable at Power BI, if so, how can I do?
All the best,
Paris
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Hello Jihwan Kim
Thank you so much for your reply. I am sorry for keeping changing my comments.
It worked perfectly when my data is monthly basis.
My other data is daily baisis and I tried to use your famular again but it did not work.
I will repost it separately as people may find it very useful.
All the best,
Paris
Hello Jihwan Kim
Thank you so much for your reply. I am sorry for keeping changing my comments.
It worked perfectly when my data is monthly basis.
My other data is daily baisis and I tried to use your famular again but it did not work.
I will repost it separately as people may find it very useful.
All the best,
Paris
Hi,
You must transform your data into a 3 column one - Factory, Capacity and Date. Please follow the steps here - Generating Rows by Month for Date Ranges in Power Query.
Hello Ashish,
Following instructions, I added three columns. When I try to apply changes, the following error is shown.
OLE DB or ODBC error: [DataFormat.Error] We couldn't convert to Date..
Where should I check?
All the best,
Paris
Hi,
Go through each step in the Query Editor and stop at the one which returns an error. Ensure that you have copied the correct M code from the Blog article i shared with you.
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