Forum Discussion
Showing Continuous Years on a Chart
- 2 years ago
Hi richardburling
Do you mean something like that ?if not please show a screenshot of the desired result.
- 2 years ago
Hi richardburling :
You should create a calendar table that will be related to the transactions table like :The tutorial for creating a calendar is here :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lt_nNLQz0IE
Then on slicer put a year from the calendar table:
Use the needed granularity as a hierarchy of the graph (X-axis from date table again):
PBIX is attached
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- 2 years ago
richardburling
You can use dax to manipulate the years.please refer to the linked discussion:
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Hi richardburling
Do you mean something like that ?
if not please show a screenshot of the desired result.
That's it!! Only my data is based on 52 weeks rather than 12 months but thats it.
Can you please point to where I can find out how to build this type of chart?
- Ritaf19832 years ago
Super User
Hi richardburling :
You should create a calendar table that will be related to the transactions table like :The tutorial for creating a calendar is here :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lt_nNLQz0IE
Then on slicer put a year from the calendar table:
Use the needed granularity as a hierarchy of the graph (X-axis from date table again):
PBIX is attached
If this post helps, then please consider Accepting it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly
- richardburling2 years ago
Helper I
Hi,
Thanks for this.
It seems that you have multi-selected the years to show the data on the chart. The client has requested that they only select one year and the historical years show automatically. This is where I am stumped with this.
- Ritaf19832 years ago
Super User
richardburling
You can use dax to manipulate the years.please refer to the linked discussion:
If this post helps, then please consider Accepting it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly