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Hi everyone! A stupid question but how does one go about plotting several different values from one column vs a given corresponding date?
What it does now it sums up Planned Depth for the same date (both in case of 20.04.2021 and 22.04.2021). I'd like to avoid it and keep the original data format so I can also plot it using the line chart.
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Hi @Alex_0201 ,
I am able to achieve this but with a workaround.
Instead of using the Value column in Value secution of Line chart also use it in the legend and make the summarization of the one in the value column to max.
Then hide the line by making the stroke width to 0.
Switch off the tooltips and enable the data labels.
The Same power bi report is present in the below link. Do check out
https://1drv.ms/u/s!Ahd9tZ6Q55jygSTRO1r4iC-wTsVP?e=VchwKP
The Below is the screenshot of the final output
Mark it as a solution and give it a kudos if this helps!!!
Hi @Alex_0201 ,
Create a column as below:
rank = RANKX(FILTER('Table','Table'[Data]=EARLIER('Table'[Data])),'Table'[VAlue],,ASC)
Then put the column in the legend of line chart and you will see:
For June 4,2021,it has 2 values,and they are all shown in line chart.
For the related .pbix file,pls see attached.
Best Regards,
Kelly
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Hi @Alex_0201 ,
Create a column as below:
rank = RANKX(FILTER('Table','Table'[Data]=EARLIER('Table'[Data])),'Table'[VAlue],,ASC)
Then put the column in the legend of line chart and you will see:
For June 4,2021,it has 2 values,and they are all shown in line chart.
For the related .pbix file,pls see attached.
Best Regards,
Kelly
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Hi @Alex_0201 ,
The Column will have a summarize property. Make it as Non-Summarize. This way you ca avoid the data from getting added together which is the default summarize option for a value.
Then check if your line chart is as expected
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Hi @Thejeswar, the Summarization is set to "Don't summarize" for the Planned Depth column. However, the line chart always aggregates and gives sum/avg/max/etc. for this column. How to make show only original data from the Planned Depth?
Hi @Alex_0201 ,
I am able to achieve this but with a workaround.
Instead of using the Value column in Value secution of Line chart also use it in the legend and make the summarization of the one in the value column to max.
Then hide the line by making the stroke width to 0.
Switch off the tooltips and enable the data labels.
The Same power bi report is present in the below link. Do check out
https://1drv.ms/u/s!Ahd9tZ6Q55jygSTRO1r4iC-wTsVP?e=VchwKP
The Below is the screenshot of the final output
Mark it as a solution and give it a kudos if this helps!!!
@Alex_0201 , Add an index column and add that to the visual
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45715963/creating-an-index-column-for-power-bi
@amitchandak thanks for quick reply! It solves the problem of showing a correct data in the table visual but not in a line chart (it still sums up values for the same day, like on the pic below for 20.04.2021)
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