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I have a list of Projects( Comes from Table), Date (Created Measure), Total Value(Created Measure).
I am trying to make this Table in to Clustered Column Visual, but for some reason, Date Measure is not coming to Axis Category.
I want Dates on Horizontal(X Axis) and Projects on Vertical (Y Axis) and Total in Values.
But for some reason Date measure is not allowing me to move in to X Axis. Please may I know how can I acheive this?
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@Greg_Deckler , Thank you for the response.
How can I achieve this one. do we have any other way to fix this?
All I have is list of projects which are having different dates with different values in Current year. I need to sum all the values. I have to sum it and show with the Minimum date in the Clustered column visual.
For example
I have this Table
I created this below table using mesaures
My aim is to provide Clustred column chart
Dates in X axis and Values in Y Axis and Projects in Column.
Please any help, any other way to acheive this?
@Sudhavi_84 Well, you could create a column like this perhaps:
Earliest Date Column =
MINX(FILTER('Table',[Project]=EARLIER('Table'[Project])),[Date])
@Sudhavi_84 You cannot use a measure in an Axis.
@Greg_Deckler , Thank you for the response.
How can I achieve this one. do we have any other way to fix this?
All I have is list of projects which are having different dates with different values in Current year. I need to sum all the values. I have to sum it and show with the Minimum date in the Clustered column visual.
For example
I have this Table
I created this below table using mesaures
My aim is to provide Clustred column chart
Dates in X axis and Values in Y Axis and Projects in Column.
Please any help, any other way to acheive this?
@Sudhavi_84 Well, you could create a column like this perhaps:
Earliest Date Column =
MINX(FILTER('Table',[Project]=EARLIER('Table'[Project])),[Date])
@Sudhavi_84
Is there a particular reason you want to use the minimum date showing the total value for each project?
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Not really but that was the requirement:-)
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