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HI
I have a paramater which sets a certain threshold value. This then looks at each row of my data and will estimate a date that particular row will meet that threshold. I have done it with a measure. I now have a table like this
1 | 20/10/2022 |
2 | 20/10/2022 |
3 | 26/10/2022 |
4 | 25/12/2022 |
5 | 27/9/2023 |
What I want to be able to do is plot the counts of dates as a bar chart. Therefore count how many rows match that date and have the date as the x axis. I expect the visual will change when i change the threshold slicer.
Is this possible?
Hi @fingalbrad,
Use summarize to count the number of times a date appears in your result table:
Count Table = SUMMARIZE('Result','Result'[Date],"Count",COUNT('Result'[ID]))
Create the join between the dates in this table and Date table and use the Count column in the Y-Axis.
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This doesnt work sorry. What I should probably have explained better is this is the first table
its called JP outputs
Notification | Fire Risk |
2 | 13000 |
3 | 14000 |
4 | 15000 |
I have a paramater called fire threshold. This is a slicer on my page. I have created a measure called threshold date which uses the value of fire threshold and calculates the date the fire risk will grow to that value
I then create a table visual and get
Notification | Target Date |
2 | 25/6/2023 |
3 | 29/7/2023 |
etc
What I want to do is plot the target dates and the counts of notifications that have that date. I tried your method but I can't even use the measure that I created as an input
HI @fingalbrad ,
If I understand you correctly, you want:
Slicer(get the value) -> [Target Date] (Use the value to create a measure) -> Use the measure as a bar chart's x-axis(This step does not work, x-axis only accepts entity columns as values.)
Best Regards,
Gao
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