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I have a spreadsheet with data that has multiple items by day. When showing one of the graphs, I want it to display the time interval on the x axis by week - how do I achieve this? Seems pretty simple but I can't figure out how to make it happen.
@brkling - This is going to depend on your data. If you have a date, you could create a calculated column using WEEKNUM:
https://support.office.com/en-US/article/WEEKNUM-Function-DAX-e636ef36-180a-4e2d-a29b-8f549c258da0
And use that as your x-axis.
If this doesn't solve your problem, please post an example data row or partial data row.
A date dimension is always the appropriate solution to this sort of problem.
Hi guys,
I have a similar problem, that I need to show public in a park per week but my problem is that I need a line per year.
My X should be the week numbers but need two Y, one for showing public per week of 2016 and another for 2017.
How would I do that?
Hi @ricardinhorio.
You can do this by creating two calculated measures that filter the public per year (one for 2016 and other for 2017). Something like:
Public2017 = FITLER(Table[ColumnW/PublicNumbers]; YEAR(Table[ColumnW/DateOfTheColectedData]) = 2017)
Public2016 = FITLER(Table[ColumnW/PublicNumbers]; YEAR(Table[ColumnW/DateOfTheColectedData]) = 2016)
And using this calculated measures as line values in your chart.
Hope it helps!
Hi brkling,
look at this post made by @elliotdixon:
http://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/Display-this-week-amp-this-month-data/m-p/11207#M2459
..meanwhile I look for a custom solution for your problem.
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