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Hi,
I have a dashboard with a date slicer used to select one month.
I also have a Bar Graph that displays the agregated value for this particular month. The value comes from a measure copied at the end of this post.
--> I want to select a single month on the slicer and have my Bar Graph show the results for the selected month + 11 months prior.
For instance if the slicer is set to 2022-07, I want the graph to show results from 2021-08 to 2022-07. And if the slicer is changed to 2021-12, I want the graph to show results from 2021-01 to 2021-12. The results would look like the screenshot below, obtained via forcing the date range in a filter in the graph and disconnecting interaction between slicer and graph.
I can't get my head around expanding the date range filtered by a slicer and using it in a graph... Someone knows how to do this ?
Bar Graph X-Axis on the graph is a calculated column from my dates table, with endofmonth dax formula.
Bar Graph Y-Axis comes from this measure, a bit complex because it manages different agregations according to a parameter table (T_FIL_PARAM_INDIC) :
VALUE = VAR COES = MAX(T_FIL_PARAM_INDIC[CD_EDS]) VAR INDIC = SUBSTITUTE(MAX(T_FIL_PARAM_INDIC[CO_INDIC]),"_EFF","") RETURN IF(DISTINCTCOUNT(T_FIL_PARAM_INDIC[LIBELLE_INDIC])>1,BLANK(), IF( MAX(T_FIL_PARAM_INDIC[AGREGAT]) = "Somme", SUM(T_FIL_COMPLET_Q[NUM])+0, IF( MAX(T_FIL_PARAM_INDIC[AGREGAT]) = "Ratio", DIVIDE(SUM(T_FIL_COMPLET_Q[NUM]),SUM(T_FIL_COMPLET_Q[DENOM]))*100+0, IF( MAX(T_FIL_PARAM_INDIC[AGREGAT]) = "Moyenne", DIVIDE(SUM(T_FIL_COMPLET_Q[NUM]),SUM(T_FIL_COMPLET_Q[DENOM]))+0, IF( MAX(T_FIL_PARAM_INDIC[AGREGAT]) = "Stock", CALCULATE(SUM(T_FIL_COMPLET_Q[NUM]), LASTDATE(T_FIL_COMPLET_Q[DTJOUR]))+0, IF( MAX(T_FIL_PARAM_INDIC[AGREGAT]) = "Efficience", DIVIDE( CALCULATE(SUM(T_FIL_COMPLET_Q[NUM]), ALL(T_FIL_PARAM_INDIC[LIBELLE_INDIC],T_FIL_PARAM_INDIC[FREQUENCE],T_FIL_PARAM_INDIC[RANG]),T_FIL_PARAM_INDIC[CO_INDIC] = INDIC), CALCULATE(SUM(T_FIL_COMPLET_Q[NUM]), ALL(T_FIL_PARAM_INDIC[LIBELLE_INDIC],T_FIL_PARAM_INDIC[FREQUENCE],T_FIL_PARAM_INDIC[RANG]),T_FIL_PARAM_INDIC[CO_INDIC] = "TR_" & COES & "_RH_01") )+0 )))))) |
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Hi there!
You can refer to this video/post from SQLBI.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d8Rm7dwM6gc
Let me know if that helps!
Hi there!
You can refer to this video/post from SQLBI.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d8Rm7dwM6gc
Let me know if that helps!
Hi Pablo,
Thanks for the video, it's very close to what I'm looking for!
Now my chart show the 12 months I want, but it includes the names of all months available in my dates tables...
Any idea why ?
Thanks,
Antoine
Not sure exactly why that is happening, is it possible that one of your measures has a "+0" somewhere? If not, check the filter pane, it might be possible to remove those values from there.
Yeah i just double checked the measure above, the +0 on it might be the reason.
Removed the 0 and it works like a charm, thanks again !
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