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Hi.
I have a Stacked Area Chart that shows financial data starting in May 2017 and running through to April 2018.
I have a column of correctly formatted dates in my query. I've set the data type for the data to Date. The problem is when viewing by month, i get months displayed jan - - december, despite the fact that they are spread over two years, so should display May - April.
So i get a graph like this:
When it should look like this:
This i achieved by creating a plain text field with the dates in the format '2017-MAY', '2017-JUN', '2017-JUL' ....... '2018-MAR', '2018-APR' i then set the Modelling>'sort by column' value to my date column.
The problem with this is because the plain text field is just that - i dont get the ability to drill down through year / quarter /month etc.
Should Power Bi be able to give me a properly sorted date range over serveral years? Any help would be appreciated as i'm not sure if i'm doing something wrong, or there is a 'bug' in Power Bi that makes this impossible.
Thanks all in advance!
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You have to create your own hierarchary for drill, add Year/<your month field>/Date as part of hierarchary. if need further help , let me know.
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As @parry2k said, you need to create a Calendar hierarchy, and drill down to Month level to get your expected result.
Regards,
As @parry2k said, you need to create a Calendar hierarchy, and drill down to Month level to get your expected result.
Regards,
You have to create your own hierarchary for drill, add Year/<your month field>/Date as part of hierarchary. if need further help , let me know.
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Learn Power BI and Fabric - subscribe to our YT channel - Click here: @PowerBIHowTo
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