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bhanu7693
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Need some guidance on creating visualisation

Hello All,

 

My name is Bhanu Prakash, I am very new to Power BI. I enclosed the graphs which I made it in the excel sheet. Now, I want to make this graphs in power bi. Can any one help me on this?

 

First chart is a clustered column chart, for this chart I used excel offset function for calculating runs and wickets. for example, each over consists of 6 balls, for every 6 balls it will sum up the score of 6 balls, and count the number wickets in that particular over. Is there any offset function in Power BI to caluculate the columns or tables? 

 

Second chart is a line chart, for this chart I made the line graph by using calculated aggregated score column in power bi, but I need present the wickets on the line graph, Is there any option yo represent the wickets on the line graph?

 

Thanks in advance

Bhanu Prakash  

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amitchandak
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@bhanu7693 ,

For wicket create a measure like this for the first one and create a clustered like visual without a secondary axis. With line color as #FFFFFF00 and marker is enabled

 

Wicket new measure = if(not(isblank([wickets])), [Run], blank() )

 

But you will not be able to show two-wicket by this logic

 

 

Check if some custom visual can help

https://appsource.microsoft.com/en-us/marketplace/apps?product=power-bi-visuals

 

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