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Zaky
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Need Help

Hi

 

I have created a line chart where it can compare the trends for 2 years.

For this line chart, I want it to remain trending for 2 years without changing either if I choose any reporting year.

How can I do this?

 

For Axis fields I selected = Reported Date

For Legend fields I selected - Reported Date and change it by date hierarchy

For the Value fields I created a measure = 

CALCULATE(COUNT('Master'[Incident ID]),DATEADD('Master'[Reported Date].[Date],0,YEAR))
 
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My expectation for the Incident Trend line chart i like this
trend for 2 years.PNG
 Really appreciate if someone can help me.
 
Thanks.
 
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halfglassdarkly
Responsive Resident
Responsive Resident

Hi Zaky, you can disable the effect of the year slicer on that visual.

 

  • Under format click on Edit Interactions
  • Select your year slicer (click on the bounding box)
  • Click on the None filter icon (circle with diagonal strike through) for the visual that you don't want filtered by the slicer.
  • Click the Edit Interactions button again to exit edit mode

 

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You can then either filter your visual manually to the years you want using the filter pane, or do this dynamically.

 

Assuming you have a column for year in your table which you're using for your legend, you could use something like this to filter your measure to current + previous year.

 

Measure =
//create variable to store current year
Var CurrentYear = year(now())
RETURN
if(max('Master'[Year]) in{CurrentYear,CurrentYear-1},CALCULATE(COUNT('Master'[Incident ID])))

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halfglassdarkly
Responsive Resident
Responsive Resident

Hi Zaky, you can disable the effect of the year slicer on that visual.

 

  • Under format click on Edit Interactions
  • Select your year slicer (click on the bounding box)
  • Click on the None filter icon (circle with diagonal strike through) for the visual that you don't want filtered by the slicer.
  • Click the Edit Interactions button again to exit edit mode

 

halfglassdarkly_0-1632023153656.png

halfglassdarkly_1-1632023233402.png

 

You can then either filter your visual manually to the years you want using the filter pane, or do this dynamically.

 

Assuming you have a column for year in your table which you're using for your legend, you could use something like this to filter your measure to current + previous year.

 

Measure =
//create variable to store current year
Var CurrentYear = year(now())
RETURN
if(max('Master'[Year]) in{CurrentYear,CurrentYear-1},CALCULATE(COUNT('Master'[Incident ID])))

@halfglassdarkly 

 

Wonderful! I got what i needed.

Thank you very much for your help.

 

Best regards.

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