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Hello!
I am trying to create a line and column chart to show number of crashes per month compared to the amount of total shipments per month. I currently have a column chart with number of crashes per month which is fine, but when I try to add in the line portion, it just shows a stright line. The data I took it from literally is just a table of Month and Number of Occurances (picture included). How do I fix this to show the correct number of occurances per month? I've tried using Count, Count (Distinct), Min, Max, Average... everything.
Do I need to set my table up differently? Why won't PBI just plot the numbers I asked it to...
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I figured it out.... but I don't know how to delete a post.
I figured it out.... but I don't know how to delete a post.
It seems that you drag data from two tables. You might need to check the relationship.
Sam,
I added a relationship between the Date of the orignal data and the Month of the new table and now the graph is messed up.
This is before adding the relationship:
and this is After I added the relationship (it wont let me change it either):
Is there a way to fix this?
Also, the line portion is still just showing a straight-across line.
Thank you so much for the help!
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