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Histogram - User defined bin size
- Anonymous9 years ago
Hi lvanam,
Based on my research, we can only specify Bins with specific positive integrate values to divide with equal range. It’s not supported to custom different ranges for each column in Histogram visual currently. I would suggest you send feedback to Power BI Custom Visuals Support alias: [email protected].
Meanwhile, you can work around the issue use “Stacked column chart”, below is the sample:
Data table: Name, Amount(0~5000)
Add a measure to calculate the range of amount.
Range = var temp= SUM(Sheet1[Amount]) return if(temp<=100,"less than 100",if(AND(temp>100,temp<=300),"more than 100 and less than 300",if(AND(temp>300,temp<=500),"more than 300 and less than 500","more than 500")))
add a calculate column to store the “range” and create a “Stacked column chart” visual to show the result.
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
I did a similar thing today for different bins for 1-5,6-10,11-20, 21-30. I got the order as 21-30,1-5,11-20,6-10 on the x-axis. I need the above order. How do I get it?
Anonymous BhaveshPatel Anonymous ankitpatira v-haibl-msft Baskar
Thank you in advance.
Hi Ivan ,
I Think u got the answer , great :-)
Try this too it will help u to understand the flow without complex If.
Measure or column = Order
Example :
Bins = Switch ( True(),
And( Order >1,order < 5) , "1-5",
And( Order >=6,order < 10) , "6-10",
And( Order >= 10 1,order < 20 ) , "11-20",
And( Order >=21,order < 30) , "21-3"
)
Cheers dude !!!