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HI @Dragos
Had a look at this tonight (finally). The issue was with the [Time] column in your Sheet1 table. It still contained milliseconds, so I added a new column [Time2] to Sheet1 that only has hours/mins/seconds.
I also converted the TimeKey column in the new table to be time rather than text.
I have attached the PBIX file to this message.
Can you use binning to group the hour? In your case, create new group with 1 hour as the size of bin for the datetime field.
Hi Phil
This really solved my problem .
I can't thank you enough.
I already change it also in my .pbix and i fully understood the problem also.
Thank you and Regards,
Dragos
Hi @Dragos
If you create a Time table using the following calculated table code, you can create a relationship between the [TimeKey] column in this table with the [time] column in your main table. Then you can use the [Minute Group] field from the new table on a visual along with the [price] column in the values (as a SUM). What datatype is your [time] column?
Time Table = VAR Hours = SELECTCOLUMNS(GENERATESERIES(0,23),"Hour",format([Value],"0#")) VAR Minutes = SELECTCOLUMNS(GENERATESERIES(0,59),"Mintutes",format([Value],"0#")) VAR Seconds = SELECTCOLUMNS(GENERATESERIES(0,59),"Seconds",format([Value],"0#")) RETURN SELECTCOLUMNS( CROSSJOIN(Hours,Minutes,Seconds), "TimeKey" , [Hour] & ":" & [Mintutes] & ":" & [Seconds], "Minute Group" , [Hour] & ":" & [Mintutes] & ":00" )
The time table works perfectly.
Now i don't really understand how can i bring individualy the sum per minute and not for all sales .
Regards,
Dragos
Hi @Dragos
The reason it is blank is because there are no matching rows through the relationship.
Are all your values in your Execution Time field the same day? or do they vary?
Hi Phil
The dates are different .
Every day new sales .
What i did i created a new column only with the time and did the relationship between mytable[time] and timetable[minute group].
And then to filter by day .
I thought this way will match.
Thank you and Regards,
Dragos
Hi Phil
Unfortunatly no .
Seems that it brings me only the total.
Best,
Dragos
The values in columns on both sides of a relationship need to be the same.
Any chance you can share your PBIX file? Delete all tables apart from these two. Delete every column from your main table apart from the bare minimum and share. I let you know what to do then 🙂
Hi Phil
Much appreciated.
Please find bellow the .pbix file.
Thank you and Regards,
Dragos
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1MflNztz9YX5dTsD3WORhslbxMoyW9Ays
HI @Dragos
Had a look at this tonight (finally). The issue was with the [Time] column in your Sheet1 table. It still contained milliseconds, so I added a new column [Time2] to Sheet1 that only has hours/mins/seconds.
I also converted the TimeKey column in the new table to be time rather than text.
I have attached the PBIX file to this message.
Hi Phil
Thank you for your fast reply .
The format is date and time .
Created another column only with time as attached.
BR
Dragos
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