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Helper Itotal curve on graph
Hi chestercas ,
You can use SELECTCOLUMNS() or ADDCOLUMNS() to create multiple tables containing only dates, values, and categories in three columns. Then create a table with all the dates, add a column with the category "total" and a column with the total values of the other categories, and use the UNION() function to create a new table with all the data, placing the date column of the new table on the x-axis, the values on the y-axis, and the categories on the [legend].
Best Regards,
Neeko Tang
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Helper Ithanks for your answer, and i'm sorry , i realised that I don't give precisions on table ...
My "value" is on a different table
DATA_BRMC = is my table with all my data (zone, dates, value of different item). I can't use the value of this table on the curve because all values of that table need to be calculated (on the "mesures" table)
Dates, = I made a date table (in relation with data_BRMC)
mesures = all my calcul with the DATA_BRMC value. In my curve, I only use measure of that table.
Table2= Try the test with UNION function.
The rest is not use in this case. (mesures TTL/Phy , transfert, new reit)
Actualy, My curve graph used :
Dates = from the date table
Zone = from "DATA_BRMC"
Values = on "mesures" table
In tried your example but I think it doestn't work because values are not on the same table ...? (I have empty value, and I want one value per day to make my curve )
Thanks for your help.
If i'm misunderstood, i will work on a pbi file example for you, but it's hard to show you without show sensitive data...
Thank you !
Hi chestercas ,
You can use SELECTCOLUMNS() or ADDCOLUMNS() to create multiple tables containing only dates, values, and categories in three columns. Then create a table with all the dates, add a column with the category "total" and a column with the total values of the other categories, and use the UNION() function to create a new table with all the data, placing the date column of the new table on the x-axis, the values on the y-axis, and the categories on the [legend].
Best Regards,
Neeko Tang
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
- chestercas
Thanks for your help !!! that's perfect !