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Hi, I also need help with a clustered column graph. I want to be able to compare the week that is being selected by the slicer with the previous week so for example if the slicer is week 32 then I want the column graph to display week 32 and week 31 costs. Please help
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Hi@ sdas028
After my research, You can try to follow my steps like below:
Step 1:
Add a measure that contains last week costs
Last week =
VAR currWeek =
MAX ( StoreSales[Week id] )
RETURN
CALCULATE (
SUM(StoreSales[costs]),
FILTER (
ALL( StoreSales ),
StoreSales[Week id]
IN GENERATESERIES ( MAX ( currWeek - 1, 1 ), currWeek-1, 1 )Step 2:
Add filed costs and measure Last week into Value of column chart and week into Axis
Result:
For example
After select week4
Here is DEMO, please try it.
Best Regards,
Lin
Hi@ sdas028
After my research, You can try to follow my steps like below:
Step 1:
Add a measure that contains last week costs
Last week =
VAR currWeek =
MAX ( StoreSales[Week id] )
RETURN
CALCULATE (
SUM(StoreSales[costs]),
FILTER (
ALL( StoreSales ),
StoreSales[Week id]
IN GENERATESERIES ( MAX ( currWeek - 1, 1 ), currWeek-1, 1 )Step 2:
Add filed costs and measure Last week into Value of column chart and week into Axis
Result:
For example
After select week4
Here is DEMO, please try it.
Best Regards,
Lin
Hi Lin,
Thanks for that, I figured out how to do it by adding in "This Week" and "Last Week" to the week dimension I had and then applying a filter for those labels and then a slicre for them also.
Thanks,
Sophie
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