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AndreasAh
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Representing non-numerical values on a graph

Hi,

 

I have a table that are representing a relationship between non-numerical values:

 

ReportnumberRelated Reportnumer
Y22-123Y20-001
......

 

From other tables I can get a date when this report was generated. I would like to create a graph where:

  • X-axis: date when report was generated
  • Y-axis: A series where all relatedreportnumbers are connected (non numeric values)

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Do you have any tips on how to achive this sort of graph?

 

Best Regards

Andreas

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amitchandak
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@AndreasAh , refer old solution

 

https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/Categorical-data-as-X-and-Y-axis/td-p/1589093

or

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thank you 🙂

Do you have any suggestions for how I can build a series with relatedreportnumbers?

 

Reportnumber   Related Reportnumer
Y22-123Y21-321
Y21-321Y21-268
Y21-268Y19-123

 

Outcome should be as the graph in my question.

 

Best Regards

Andreas

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