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Line and column chart at different date granularities
- 3 years ago
I was able to get something pretty close.
For this you have to use the 'Date' in the x-axis and NOT the 'Date Heirarchy'. This gives you a zoomed out view of all your days so you don't have the scroll bar on the bottom.
Then all thats left is to create a measure that evaluates to your monthly value you'd like to show and set it as your columns. For this one, the DAX was...
Measure = CALCULATE(SUM('Table'[Value]),REMOVEFILTERS('Date_dim'[Date]),VALUES(Date_dim[Year-Month]))
I was able to get something pretty close.
For this you have to use the 'Date' in the x-axis and NOT the 'Date Heirarchy'. This gives you a zoomed out view of all your days so you don't have the scroll bar on the bottom.
Then all thats left is to create a measure that evaluates to your monthly value you'd like to show and set it as your columns. For this one, the DAX was...
Measure = CALCULATE(SUM('Table'[Value]),REMOVEFILTERS('Date_dim'[Date]),VALUES(Date_dim[Year-Month]))
- asitm3 years ago
Helper III
That's pretty smart. This does add more data points to the plots though. Hopefully your date range is not big otherwise it will impact the rendering of the entire report.