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lampard1987
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Visuals to display high amounts of data condensed

Hi,

 

Are there any visuals available that can display a high volume of data in a condensed format.

 

I have attached an example of something like what I am looking for.

 

Example visualsExample visuals

 

Thanks

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Anonymous
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Hi @lampard1987 ,

Please review the following thread and try the method in it. Hope it can help you.

Dealing with milliseconds in timestamps

If the millionseconds time does not show properly in visual. I would suggest you convert the time into precise millionseconds and then concatenate hour, minute, second and millionsecond in TEXT format. 

 

For more details about this workaround, you can refer to blog below:

https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Quick-Measures-Gallery/Milliseconds-Duration/td-p/406698

 

In addtion, the actual time is still correct if you use them in your measure/calculate column, you can click table view and check the original data.


Best Regards

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amitchandak
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@lampard1987 , Power bi have continuous axis(shown above)  with Date/datetime and number

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Hi @amitchandak ,

 

Thank you. The problem we have which I forgot to mention above is that a lot of the data we are trying to display needs to be differentiated by the date/time milleseconds.

Currently the data on the visual is grouped by date/time/second which is not accurate enough for what we need.

The raw data has the milleseconds in it however the viusal does not use this.

Anonymous
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Hi @lampard1987 ,

Please review the following thread and try the method in it. Hope it can help you.

Dealing with milliseconds in timestamps

If the millionseconds time does not show properly in visual. I would suggest you convert the time into precise millionseconds and then concatenate hour, minute, second and millionsecond in TEXT format. 

 

For more details about this workaround, you can refer to blog below:

https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Quick-Measures-Gallery/Milliseconds-Duration/td-p/406698

 

In addtion, the actual time is still correct if you use them in your measure/calculate column, you can click table view and check the original data.


Best Regards

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