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RichOB
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Ideas for structuring a basic graph

Hi, I looking for ideas for how to structure/visualize this data. I want to show in a graph the highest number of incidents per Location for each quarter. Something like this:

 

Incident TypeLocationDateFinancial Quarter
Missing personGlasgow01/04/2024Q1
Missing personGlasgow01/04/2024Q1
Missing personEdinburgh01/04/2024Q1
Missing personManchester 01/08/2024Q2
Missing personManchester01/08/2024Q2
Missing personManchester01/08/2024Q2
Missing personGlasgow01/11/2024Q3
Missing personGlasgow01/11/2024Q3
Missing personEdinburgh01/11/2024Q3


Inc_Graph.png
Any ideas are welcome, thanks in advance!

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PijushRoy
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Hi @RichOB 

As per your data, please find the solution. Download PBIX file from attachment
Use Drill Up & Down if needed

PijushRoy_0-1733253423074.png

 




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PijushRoy
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Hi @RichOB 

As per your data, please find the solution. Download PBIX file from attachment
Use Drill Up & Down if needed

PijushRoy_0-1733253423074.png

 




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Idrissshatila
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Hello @RichOB ,

 

you can add the quarters as legend, and put in x-axis the location and show the count of incidents.



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