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Problem with Week Num in Gantt Chart using Matrix
Hi, I have a problem with the customized Gantt using Matrix that are wrongly plotted in the Week Number portion.
Given with the Date and the Projects Table respectively,
projects 1 through 7 should belong to week 1, projects 8 through 14 should belong to week 2 and only project 15 is starting on week 3.
However, when I started to plot them into the matrix with the measure to plot the dates,
I get the undesired plot in my Matrix chart.
Is there something I miss with my measure or with how the date table is coded?
Hi Anonymous ,
Can't quite see what your problem is, but you can refer to my method and it works fine.
A calendar table has no relationship between fact table. I think this is what amitchandak means.
New measure to identify if the day contained in that week.
Measure = VAR _p_d = CALENDAR ( MAX ( 'Table'[start date] ), MAX ( 'Table'[end date] ) ) VAR _c_d = VALUES ( 'calendar'[Date] ) VAR _if_in = COUNTROWS ( _p_d ) - COUNTROWS ( EXCEPT ( _p_d, _c_d ) ) RETURN IF ( _if_in > 0, 1 )Pbix in the end you can refer.
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4 Replies
- amitchandakSuper User
Anonymous , I such cases it is always better to use an independent date table
Matrix as Project plan Visual: https://youtu.be/R25QoiyoSVs
- AnonymousNot applicable
What do you mean by independent date table?
- AnonymousNot applicable
It seems that this a bug from power bi
- v-chenwuz-msftCommunity Support
Hi Anonymous ,
Can't quite see what your problem is, but you can refer to my method and it works fine.
A calendar table has no relationship between fact table. I think this is what amitchandak means.
New measure to identify if the day contained in that week.
Measure = VAR _p_d = CALENDAR ( MAX ( 'Table'[start date] ), MAX ( 'Table'[end date] ) ) VAR _c_d = VALUES ( 'calendar'[Date] ) VAR _if_in = COUNTROWS ( _p_d ) - COUNTROWS ( EXCEPT ( _p_d, _c_d ) ) RETURN IF ( _if_in > 0, 1 )Pbix in the end you can refer.
Best Regards
Community Support Team _ chenwu zhu
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.