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I have a data set with a date field that I wish to use for the x-axis. The date field includes timestamp.
When I move this field to 'Axis' and include 'Number of Records' on 'Value' there is a bar for every value. I'd like to group these by either year, quarter, or month, depending on the required presentation.
Is creating a date table and adding a relationship to it the only way to accomplish this? Coming from Tableau where there are approx a dozen preset options that can be utilized, it just seems silly that there is not more built-in functionality here.
Am I missing something?
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No, you could also create some calculated fields for this, use FORMAT:
You can get quarter by creating a "m" FORMAT column and then using a nested IF statement or other means to separate out the values into quarters.
No, you could also create some calculated fields for this, use FORMAT:
You can get quarter by creating a "m" FORMAT column and then using a nested IF statement or other means to separate out the values into quarters.
Thanks smoupre!
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