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Downsampling data
- Anonymous4 years ago
Hi JrKoh ,
You can create a calculated column like
Time = TIME(HOUR([DateTime]),MINUTE([DateTime]),0)Best Regards,
Stephen Tao
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- 4 years ago
Hi Stephen,
With your solution in mind, I found a way to downsample the data. I created 2 calculated column, Time_1min and Time_H and wrote another DAX measure and put it into the chart filter. I then key in the number into the filter to determine which sampling:Downsample =SWITCH(TRUE(),SUM(Sensor[Time]) == SUM(Sensor[Time_H]),1,SUM(Sensor[Time]) == SUM(Sensor[Time_1min]),3)per hourper min
Hi JrKoh ,
You can create a calculated column like
Time = TIME(HOUR([DateTime]),MINUTE([DateTime]),0)
Best Regards,
Stephen Tao
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
- JrKoh4 years agoFrequent Visitor
Hi Stephen,
With your solution in mind, I found a way to downsample the data. I created 2 calculated column, Time_1min and Time_H and wrote another DAX measure and put it into the chart filter. I then key in the number into the filter to determine which sampling:Downsample =SWITCH(TRUE(),SUM(Sensor[Time]) == SUM(Sensor[Time_H]),1,SUM(Sensor[Time]) == SUM(Sensor[Time_1min]),3)per hourper min