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I have some data with a DateTime column. What I need to be able to do is drill down to the second level. I've created my own hierarchy Year>month>day>hours>minutes>seconds.
The only problem is if I plot some data on a line chart, and I drill down to the day, hours, minutes or seconds level, the data is grouped by the whole amount.
For example, if I drill down to the Day7 level, it will give me the data for all Day7's across all months. Or if I drill down to hour4, it will aggregate across every hour4, across every day of every month of every year.
so this sample data has 2 days worth of data.
Below shows across 2 days:
If I drill down a level, it gives me the hours:
But as you can see the hours have been aggregated across both days.
I wanted to see the trend across the 2 days, so expect the chart to look something like the following:
Apologies for the crude illustration, but how can something like this be achieved?
Solved! Go to Solution.
Managed to solve it. If anyone is interested, the data type for the day/month/hour/min/sec columns I changed to Text. This stopped the data grouping into the number buckets
Managed to solve it. If anyone is interested, the data type for the day/month/hour/min/sec columns I changed to Text. This stopped the data grouping into the number buckets
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