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Hello everyone,
I am a brand new user of PowerBI and have been experimenting wtih the platform for the last few days, so please excuse me if this question is rudimentary. I have spent considerable time watching youtube tutorials and reading this forum, but have not seen any clear way to create a trend line for multiple initiatives with the quarters on the X axis and values on the Y axis with data from an excel spreadsheet (excel data example below).
When I try to create this visual, I either end up with the Inititaves on the X axis with each quarter showing as a single value, or with a single quarter on the X axis and the rest of the data plotting against that quarter. I realize that many of the tutorials say to assign a single date column to an Axis (and I have used this correctly on other projects) but is there any way to have multiple quarters on the X axis with data for each Initiative without reformatting my entire excel spreadsheet (I am trying to avoid this as it is many thousands of rows)?
Thanks,
Spooner
To apply the quarters to X axis, you can follow below steps.
Quarter = CONCATENATE( RIGHT('table'[Attribute],4), LEFT('table'[Attribute],2))
If you have any question, feel free to let me know.
lets see what you want. Like this?
Thanks Mike, but I actually want the inverse of that where the quarters are on the X axis and the various initiatives are the lines. My issue is I am unable to get the quarters on the X axis!
Look into "transforming the query".
Click on "edit query" go into transform and transpose it. This should work.
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