Sparkline in Table Visual

[changhong]

Hi,

I am trying to build the table below in Power BI but having issue to show the sparkline for different items and x-axis for 5 quarters(based on the selected quarter slicer).

I have tried to used an independent date table and calculation group, but still unable show the sparkline.

Attached the sample.pbix , please enlighten me on this.

[Ashish_Mathur]

Hi,

The problem is not 'building the sparkline" - that is a simple line chart.  Perhaps the challenge is going back 4 quarters from the choen quarter.  I have solved a similar question in the attached files.  Please study my solution there and adapt it to your data.

Hope this helps.

[changhong]

Hi @Ashish_Mathur ,

In the sample pbix file provided, I had the similar implementation but it couldnt work in the table with multiple row items that get populated with switch statement.

Here is my calculation group "Prev 5 Quarters". 

It works with line chart. 

But it does not works with the table visual. 

Best regards,

Chang Hong

[Ashish_Mathur]

As you can see in my file, it works fine even if you switch to a Table visual.  Please review my solution again.

[changhong]

Hi Ashish,

I have followed your solution but the table visual still not working as expected. Can you please review my file? 

sample v2.pbix 

Best regards,

Chang Hong

[Ashish_Mathur]

I would not want to review your file.  Maybe someone else can help you.

[Anonymous]

Hi @changhong ,
According to your description, you can't create a sparkline based on a quarter. you can refer to the following documentation to learn how to create a sparkline in power bi. please note the limitations of these operations.
Sparkline in Power BI - RADACAD
Create sparklines in a table or matrix in a report (preview) - Power BI | Microsoft Learn
Solved: Sparkline Visual - Microsoft Fabric Community

Best regards,
Albert He

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[changhong]

Hi @Anonymous ,

From the first link you provided, below is the statement from the article
"If you have a custom Date table created by Power Query or DAX or any other way, you can use fields such as Year-Month combination, or Year-Quarter combination, or just Year to have fewer data points in the sparkline."

Best regards,

CH

[changhong]

Hi @NaveenGandhi ,

I have provided the access.

Attached the same file in dropbox sample.pbix 

Regards,

CH

[NaveenGandhi]

Hi @changhong 

Please provide access to the PBIX so that i can have a look.

Thanks,
NG