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Tracking maturity trends - DevOps dashboard
- 8 years ago
Hi prepo,
As a workaround, maybe you can use numeric values to represent the level of maturity.
For these two tables, you could add a conditional column which lists unique numbers for each level type. Then, in data table, refer to numerical column via LOOKUPVALUE so that text values are converted to numbers. Add numerical column to chart visual.
Regards,
Yuliana Gu
- 8 years ago
That helped, thank you for your suggestion. For some reason I am unable to mark your comment as the solution. Noting it here
As a workaround, maybe you can use numeric values to represent the level of maturity.
For these two tables, you could add a conditional column which lists unique numbers for each level type. Then, in data table, refer to numerical column via LOOKUPVALUE so that text values are converted to numbers. Add numerical column to chart visual.
Hi prepo,
As a workaround, maybe you can use numeric values to represent the level of maturity.
For these two tables, you could add a conditional column which lists unique numbers for each level type. Then, in data table, refer to numerical column via LOOKUPVALUE so that text values are converted to numbers. Add numerical column to chart visual.
Regards,
Yuliana Gu
That helped, thank you for your suggestion. For some reason I am unable to mark your comment as the solution. Noting it here
As a workaround, maybe you can use numeric values to represent the level of maturity.
For these two tables, you could add a conditional column which lists unique numbers for each level type. Then, in data table, refer to numerical column via LOOKUPVALUE so that text values are converted to numbers. Add numerical column to chart visual.