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Hi,
on this example i have 3 producs with different prices each.
Could anyone give me a hint?
Lets say:
Jan
Product 1 - $100
Produc 2 - $200
Produc 3 - $300
Feb
Product 1 - $50
Produc 2 - $55
Produc 3 - $60
I need to plot a scatterplot time over month, without summarize Producs. I want to see Product 1, 2, and 3 distribuited in that month
Example:
Solved! Go to Solution.
You don't need to do anything with it then, just drop the fields into the scatter plot...
Should be trivial to convert a data set in order to give you what you want, but without knowing what your data actually looks like it's hard to suggest how to do it
Month Product Price Jan-19 Shirt 167 Jan-19 Jeans 229 Jan-19 Shorts 201 Feb-19 Shirt 105 Feb-19 Jeans 205 Feb-19 Shorts 196 Mar-19 Shirt 213 Mar-19 Jeans 209 Mar-19 Shorts 163 Apr-19 Shirt 236 Apr-19 Jeans 55 Apr-19 Shorts 200 May-19 Shirt 205 May-19 Jeans 120 May-19 Shorts 121 Jun-19 Shirt 250 Jun-19 Jeans 246 Jun-19 Shorts 72
Thanks,
this is the dataset, would it help?
You don't need to do anything with it then, just drop the fields into the scatter plot...
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