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I want to insert two date slicers in one bar graph having two bars representing the total sales, each slicer will be used to filter one bar of total sales,so that i can compare total sales of two time period in one graph.
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Hi @Thalbish ,
Please try the following methods and check if they can solve your problem:
1.Create the simple table.
2.Create two tables with slicer fields for the two slicers.
3.Drag the Date into the slicer 1 visual and drag the Date into slicer 2 visual.
4.Create two measures for the two slicers.
TotalSales1 =
VAR start_date = MIN('Table slicer1'[Date])
VAR end_date = MAX('Table slicer1'[Date])
RETURN
CALCULATE(SUM('Table'[Sales]), FILTER('Table', [Date] >= start_date && [Date] <= end_date))
TotalSales2 =
VAR start_date = MIN('Table slicer2'[Date])
VAR end_date = MAX('Table slicer2'[Date])
RETURN
CALCULATE(SUM('Table'[Sales]), FILTER('Table', [Date] >= start_date && [Date] <= end_date))
5.Create the Field table.
6.Create a measure to show a different measure.
Measure =
SWITCH(
TRUE(),
SELECTEDVALUE(Field[Sales Fields]) = "Sales 1", [TotalSales1],
SELECTEDVALUE(Field[Sales Fields]) = "Sales 2", [TotalSales2]
)
7.Select the bar chart, add the sales field into the Y-axis, drag the measure into the X-axis.
8.The result is shown below.
Best Regards,
Wisdom Wu
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Hi @Thalbish ,
Please try the following methods and check if they can solve your problem:
1.Create the simple table.
2.Create two tables with slicer fields for the two slicers.
3.Drag the Date into the slicer 1 visual and drag the Date into slicer 2 visual.
4.Create two measures for the two slicers.
TotalSales1 =
VAR start_date = MIN('Table slicer1'[Date])
VAR end_date = MAX('Table slicer1'[Date])
RETURN
CALCULATE(SUM('Table'[Sales]), FILTER('Table', [Date] >= start_date && [Date] <= end_date))
TotalSales2 =
VAR start_date = MIN('Table slicer2'[Date])
VAR end_date = MAX('Table slicer2'[Date])
RETURN
CALCULATE(SUM('Table'[Sales]), FILTER('Table', [Date] >= start_date && [Date] <= end_date))
5.Create the Field table.
6.Create a measure to show a different measure.
Measure =
SWITCH(
TRUE(),
SELECTEDVALUE(Field[Sales Fields]) = "Sales 1", [TotalSales1],
SELECTEDVALUE(Field[Sales Fields]) = "Sales 2", [TotalSales2]
)
7.Select the bar chart, add the sales field into the Y-axis, drag the measure into the X-axis.
8.The result is shown below.
Best Regards,
Wisdom Wu
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Also can you please help me with applying this 2 date into a clustered bar graph which represent order type,i want one colour to represent the first date and another to other date as you have explained for salesAs you see in the above example i want one bar two represent delivery another with dine in and another with drive through, the clustered bar, ie;Orange and blue acts like when i set slicer for one date orange adjusts and other slicer adjusts blue,i also wanted to integrate this with our already created slicers
Hi! When you say two time periods are you wanting two random, unrelated time periods (i.e. maybe your user wants to compare sept and october to june and july) or are you wanting to do time intelligence (i.e. if the user selects January and February of 2024, you are comparing to Jan and Feb of 2023)?
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Yes, I want two random time periods,that is in one graph i want to select jan 1st to Feb 31 of 2023,and in another i can select march 1 to april 31st in 2022,like wise random selection
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