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Sharma0815
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How to show multiples averages on line and clustered column chart with multiple line values

‎04-10-2020 08:02 AM

I  am creating line and clusters column chart visualization to analyze  my orders data set  and i am trying to compare sum of orders and avg of close_time for last year and this year and I am only getting one line to show the average of close time ,how can i show multiple lines for average close time for 2019,2020 months on x-axis 

 

 
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Sharma0815
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‎04-10-2020 08:49 AM

@parry2k  I've created two measures for 2019,2020 like below,It worked for me .Thanks @parry2k 

 

FY_Close_Time = AVERAGEX(FILTER(Sheet,Sheet[YY] = 2019),Sheet[close_time])

TY_Close_Time = AVERAGEX(FILTER(Sheet,Sheet[YY] = 2020),Sheet[close_time])

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parry2k
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‎04-10-2020 08:10 AM

@Sharma0815 you have to add multiple measures on line section, one for the current year and one for the previous year. 

 

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‎04-10-2020 08:49 AM

@parry2k  I've created two measures for 2019,2020 like below,It worked for me .Thanks @parry2k 

 

FY_Close_Time = AVERAGEX(FILTER(Sheet,Sheet[YY] = 2019),Sheet[close_time])

TY_Close_Time = AVERAGEX(FILTER(Sheet,Sheet[YY] = 2020),Sheet[close_time])
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‎04-10-2020 08:51 AM

@Sharma0815 sounds good. glad it worked. infact you don't want fixed year value in the expression as it will not dynamic but for now it working for you which is good. Would appreciate Kudos 🙂 if my solution helped.



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