I would like to know how to create a chart in Power BI of indicators, showing data for the last three years, after that for all the months of the current year, and next to a "year to date", showing how the accumulated for the whole year is.
But beyond that, make the connection between them.
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@RaulFRH I have written a blog post a few months ago on mixed granularities, check it here and see if that can help, and tweak it as you see fit. Mixing Different Date Granularities on the X-axis | PeryTUS
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