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Anyone knows how to make this excel graph to PBI? Everytime I place specialty on Y axis, it turns to count.
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Hi @HCBD13
Yes
you need to put a date on the X axis
numeric value on Y axis
specialty on the legend
if your table looks like on the picture (horizontal )
You need to transpose it with pq , please refer to the linked tutorial:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jyl4UPnuJyI
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Hi @HCBD13
If I understand correctly, you need to unpivot your table in Power Query.
In PQ:
- select the [Specialty] column
- right-click and select "Unpivot other columns"
In my example, I also had to convert the date.
Hi @HCBD13
If I understand correctly, you need to unpivot your table in Power Query.
In PQ:
- select the [Specialty] column
- right-click and select "Unpivot other columns"
In my example, I also had to convert the date.
This worked. Thank you.
Hi @HCBD13
Yes
you need to put a date on the X axis
numeric value on Y axis
specialty on the legend
if your table looks like on the picture (horizontal )
You need to transpose it with pq , please refer to the linked tutorial:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jyl4UPnuJyI
If this post helps, then please consider Accepting it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
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