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This should be INCREDIBLY simple ... but I haven't been able to figure out how to do it:
* I have a table of "batches".
* The same batch will have multiple rows, each row has a "state" and a "duration".
* I want to display a graph showing the #/rows that took 55 seconds, 85 seconds, ...
* I'd like the graph to show one line for "VALIDATION" rows, and a second line for "REVIEW" rows.
Q: How do I accomplish this (create the line graph visualization) in PBI Desktop?
EXAMPLE DATA:
| Batch ID | Batch State | Duration (Seconds) |
| BI4FF8 | VALIDATION | 55 |
| BI4FF8 | REVIEW | 85 |
| BI4FF8 | VALIDATION | 176 |
| BI4FF8 | VALIDATION | 4 |
| BI4FF8 | VALIDATION | 7 |
| BI5040 | REVIEW | 2 |
| BI5040 | VALIDATION | 94 |
| BI504F | REVIEW | 3 |
| BI504F | VALIDATION | 123 |
| BI5054 | VALIDATION | 73 |
| BI5054 | REVIEW | 3 |
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @paulsm4 ,
For this you need to setup your line chart in the following manner:
this will give you the following result:
Categorical axis
Contiuous axis
Regards
Miguel Félix
Proud to be a Super User!
Check out my blog: Power BI em PortuguêsHi @paulsm4 ,
For this you need to setup your line chart in the following manner:
this will give you the following result:
Categorical axis
Contiuous axis
Regards
Miguel Félix
Proud to be a Super User!
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