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NPinto
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Divide Line Chart by phases

Hi all! This is my first post here, thanks for welcoming me, I'm looking for some help.


The goal is to analyze the behavior of a variable Speed(rpm) in a line graph.


Is it possible to divide the graph into phases? I have a column with the number of the phase of each timestamp record. I want to achieve somethink like this example: 

 

linePhases.png


Thanks!

 

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amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@NPinto , if you have phase and the numbers available, Put them on axis and sort of these two and then disable concatenate the label

Concat 1.pngConcat Label Off.pngConcat2.png

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NPinto
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@amitchandak  I was missing the final step:

- Sort the visual by the axis. 

NPinto_0-1619077089778.png
Thanks!

 

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GDUb
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Hi, @NPinto . Here is a solution that I think meets your requirments. Create a simple line chart with time on the X axis, and your sample value on the Y axis, like so:

GDUb_0-1692731494874.png

Next, in the visualizations pane, drop your phase ID column into the "Legend" field, like this:

GDUb_1-1692731581899.png

That should result in your line chart looking like this:

GDUb_3-1692731642223.png

Finally, on the format tab, under Visual>Lines, format the lines to the same color:

GDUb_4-1692731817859.png

Result:


GDUb_6-1692731858023.png

 

Does that meet your needs? 

 

 

amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@NPinto , if you have phase and the numbers available, Put them on axis and sort of these two and then disable concatenate the label

Concat 1.pngConcat Label Off.pngConcat2.png

@amitchandak I'm really thankful for your quick reply! 
 I couldn't do it. I've tried to create some hierarchy with phase and time as well. Any help ?
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NPinto
Frequent Visitor

@amitchandak  I was missing the final step:

- Sort the visual by the axis. 

NPinto_0-1619077089778.png
Thanks!

 

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