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Hi,
In Microsoft Power BI, a line chart always connects the available points unless you explicitly introduce blank values or segment the series.
One option would be to use categorical, instead of continuous x-axis type.
Second option is to create a measure that breaks the line when the time gap is too large. The trick is returning BLANK() when the gap exceeds a threshold.
Value_NoInterpolation =
VAR CurrentTime = MAX(Data[Timestamp])
VAR PrevTime =
CALCULATE(
MAX(Data[Timestamp]),
FILTER(
ALL(Data),
Data[Timestamp] < CurrentTime
)
)
VAR GapMinutes =
DATEDIFF(PrevTime, CurrentTime, MINUTE)
RETURN
IF(
GapMinutes > 60, -- threshold you choose
BLANK(),
MAX(Data[Value])
)
HI @Spurgeon74,
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Thank you.
Hi @Spurgeon74.,
Have you had a chance to review the solution we shared by @zenisekd? If the issue persists, feel free to reply so we can help further.
Thank you.
Hi,
In Microsoft Power BI, a line chart always connects the available points unless you explicitly introduce blank values or segment the series.
One option would be to use categorical, instead of continuous x-axis type.
Second option is to create a measure that breaks the line when the time gap is too large. The trick is returning BLANK() when the gap exceeds a threshold.
Value_NoInterpolation =
VAR CurrentTime = MAX(Data[Timestamp])
VAR PrevTime =
CALCULATE(
MAX(Data[Timestamp]),
FILTER(
ALL(Data),
Data[Timestamp] < CurrentTime
)
)
VAR GapMinutes =
DATEDIFF(PrevTime, CurrentTime, MINUTE)
RETURN
IF(
GapMinutes > 60, -- threshold you choose
BLANK(),
MAX(Data[Value])
)
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