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Hello Friends, I am new to Power BI and got stuck in my first assignment. Please help.
I have two tables, in one I have a date column (mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm:ss) and one "Order ID" column. In 2nd table I have one date column(same format), one "Order ID" column and one "Order Type" column. Both tables are for different companies and order id is in diff format. I want to show a combine chart containing a line which shows monthly count of orders from table one and stacked columns showing count of order ID by order type from 2nd table.
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Hi @pankajdeol,
According to your description above, you should be able to follow steps below to create the line and stacked column chart.
1. Create an individual Calendar table using formula below.
Date = CALENDARAUTO()
2. Create relationships between the Calendar table and both the two tables with Date columns.
3. Use date column from the Calendar table as Shared axis for the chart.
Regards
Thanks v-ljerr. This works great. I have one more doubt if you can help pls. When I am using date as shared axis either it takes month or year. How to display year and Month both and how to sort that as in excel.
Hi @pankajdeol,
According to your description above, you should be able to follow steps below to create the line and stacked column chart.
1. Create an individual Calendar table using formula below.
Date = CALENDARAUTO()
2. Create relationships between the Calendar table and both the two tables with Date columns.
3. Use date column from the Calendar table as Shared axis for the chart.
Regards
Thanks v-ljerr. This works great. I have one more doubt if you can help pls. When I am using date as shared axis either it takes month or year. How to display year and Month both and how to sort that as in excel.
Hi @pankajdeol,
Just two steps.
1. Keep only Year and Month for the Date Hierarchy as shared axis.
2. Click "Expand all down one level in the hierarchy" on the left top of the chart.
Regards
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