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Hi everyone,
Is there a way we could merge two tables into one table visual? One table showing rank for May month and another showing ranking for June month?
Regards,
Apurva
@Anonymous
There is no way to merge visuals. Each individual visual is based on the data table. Generally, you can create 2 measures to rank May and June and put all the field into 1 table visual. But it is hard to say without sample table.
You can share a sample pbix with existing data table and the 2 table visuals in the pbix, and also show us your expect output by merging the 2 visuals.
Paul Zheng _ Community Support Team
Best Regards
Hi ,
Please find below inputs and output data for your reference:
Ranking done on basis of Measure column which is IF(Shipped- issue <0,(Order shipped+1.5*Issues)/Oreders Recd,Ratio)
Below is MAY data -
June Data :
Expected Output with June data and additional column reflecting May's Rank:
Can this be achieved reflecting prevous month's rank in current month data
Hi @Anonymous ,
This is possible using a measure with function dateadd then use -1 month.
so whatever the selection of the month, it will show the rank of the previous month.
Hope this helps.
This is doable, especially if you have a Date table and all your data (May and June data, etc.) in the same table connected to that Date table. Is that the case?
Also, it is easier to get help if you can provide data (instead of screen captures). It's best to provide a link to a pbix file uploaded to OneDrive or Google Drive, but you can also paste data as a table here.
Pat
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I usually run a query on SQL, pull out a month's data .. and then create the visuals accordingly. I don't have date tables, i've date column though.. Data is quite huge so i just shared sample snaps asto what I wish to achieve
Can anyone please help?
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