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GilesWalker
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Help with weight break list

Hi everyone,

 

I have a column graph which contains gross mass on the Y-axis and months on the X-axis. What I am trying to do is have each bar show through colouring splitting how many tonnes are within different weight brackets. These are the different weight brackets:

 

Gross mass weight break
<=14
<=15
<=16
<=17
<=18
<=19
<=20
<=21
<=22
<=23
<=24
<=25
<=26
<=27
<=28
<=29
<=30

 

Normally I would just use an if function however there are 17 different weight brackets. Is there a more efficient way to do this within Power BI?

 

Thanks,

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itchyeyeballs
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ALeef
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Are your weights in tonnes now?  IE, 13.52, 18.01 etc..., you might be able to use RoundDown since all of your buckets are a single tonne wide.  If you want to break it up by more than a single tonne, like 13-16, 17-20 etc... you could find an equation using MOD to determine remainder of a division problem.

 

You'd probably need to create a measure filterable by month, using a count of each bucket, then drag the month into Axis of a clustered bar chart.

 

EDIT:  You could also use a stacked bar, I suppose, though I think the clustered might give you more readable results.  

itchyeyeballs
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Thanks @itchyeyeballs I will check out the page, it seems to be what I am needing.

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