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Re: Using a layer of a stacked area chart to return as a different visualizaiton
Hi parry2k Thank you so much for your response! This is currently the measure we are using. VAR total is returning the points at the time selected. However we want to take the max of the points from total. When we try to do MAXX(total) or MAX(total) it returns an error. However the functionality we are trying to do is calculating the [Capacity1] + [Capacity2] over the correct dates, and then taking the max sum from the previous additions. Do you have any suggestions on how to achieve this? Current Machine Pool Utilization = VAR selectedDates = VALUES ('CalendarDim'[DateTime]) VAR total = (MAXX(selectedDates, ([Capacity1] + [Capacity2])))Using a layer of a stacked area chart to return as a different visualizaiton
Hi, I want to return the max of the red area chart to a guage visualization on Power BI desktop. I know the measure used to calculate the red area is returning the correct numbers, however I am unable to take the max of the red area and return it to a different visualization. In the picture attached below - the guage would return 25 (from the first data point at Jun 26) because the max area for the red curve for that time period. If anyone has any suggestions that would be greatly appreciated!Change visual based off duration
Hi everyone, I am tyring to create a visual that allows that has a 24 hour period on the x axis and capacity on the y axis. We have introduced a slicer to give the user an option to choose to add a specific capacity to the already exisitng capacity for that time period. We are running into problems to maintian the additional capacity selected from the slicer over the duration of time for which the extra capacity is needed. We want to have basically a baseline capacity and then the users can choose certain objects that can increase the capacity for a specific time frame. If anyone has any experience or can lead us in the correct direction, we'd really appreicate it!
