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Help with Clustered Column Chart
Do you get the correct result form the Measures I gave you if you put in just a Table?
And post a screenshot so I can see what you have in the Vizualizations and Fields area?
Here is the screenshot with Visualizations and Fields boxes. I had my Date Dimension goes out to 2017 so my current year = max -1; and previous year = max -2. However, the two fomulars return identical results. I have checked my data set and verified that I have set dates in both 2015 and 2016.
Thanks Sean. I really appreciate your help here.
- Sean10 years agoCommunity Champion
In the Shared Axis try using Month from DateKey? If that doesn't work try removing all other stuff except Month from DateKey and the 2 Measures as in my picture?
- AndrewDang10 years agoHelper IV
Thanks Sean
I am able to get the two different lines for 2015 and 2016 now. However, the set date and sold date numbers came out the same. I am expect a little differenciate between the two numbers... I will spend more time troubleshooting this tomorrow but i am just wondering if you have any quick tips.
Thanks Sean for your help. It has been fun and great working on this.
Andrew
- Sean10 years agoCommunity Champion
Can you describe in more detail what you want the final result to look like?
Also read this http://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/quot-Shared-Axis-quot-for-two-date-columns-on-Clustered-Line/m-p/25298#U25298
And then follow the link in Matt's answer - because you may need the set up desribed there...
If you do you'll need to create separate Measures - one for Set Date and one for Sold Date
- AndrewDang10 years agoHelper IV
Thanks Sean;
I will keep digging this. ultimately, I am trying to to do the same as what you had described on your blog. I need a line for # of Sold in a month (Sale in your example) and another line for # of Set for a month (Ship in your example).
I will keep digging this today to see if i can do this in Power BI.
Thanks for you help.
Happy Friday.
Andrew
- Sean10 years agoCommunity Champion
Just add another inactive relationship as desribed in Matt's blog
http://exceleratorbi.com.au/multiple-relationships-between-tables-in-dax/
It should work!
Let me know if you cant make it work...