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jfzuniga
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Tabla de power bi con 2 dimensiones, granularidad entre filas y columnas

Cordial saludo,

 

Agradezco su ayuda con orientación para manejar la siguiente situación:

 

Tengo la siguiente tabla de dos dimensiones donde las columnas representan el valor de una medida en horas y las filas el dia al que corresponde la medida

jfzuniga_0-1602451646738.png

Quisiera pedir su ayuda para que me orienten sobre como podría componer una granularidad de dia,mes,año y hora con esta estructura, es decir, poder hacer una gráfica de líneas que me permita explorar hasta el nivel de hora. 

 

Muchas gracias.

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NatachaPN
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Hello!, what I would do is modify the structure of the table in the dataprep with PowerQuery and lower it to the model with only three columns: Date, Time, and Value.

Suppose this extract is your current table:

Captura.PNG

What you should do is rename the hour columns, so that they contain only the number. corresponding to the time
Captura2.PNG
then you remove the dynamic to get one column with the hours and another with the values corresponding to each date:

NatachaPN_0-1602473974662.png

You accommodate the data types of each column, and in this way the table will make it easier for you to graph and show in depth from date to time:

NatachaPN_1-1602474109296.png

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NatachaPN
Frequent Visitor

Hello!, what I would do is modify the structure of the table in the dataprep with PowerQuery and lower it to the model with only three columns: Date, Time, and Value.

Suppose this extract is your current table:

Captura.PNG

What you should do is rename the hour columns, so that they contain only the number. corresponding to the time
Captura2.PNG
then you remove the dynamic to get one column with the hours and another with the values corresponding to each date:

NatachaPN_0-1602473974662.png

You accommodate the data types of each column, and in this way the table will make it easier for you to graph and show in depth from date to time:

NatachaPN_1-1602474109296.png

@NatachaPN thank you very much for your help, without being an expert on the subject I followed your directions and achieved it. Greetings.

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