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This is the document in which I have to transfer into Power Bi. The aspect I am having problems with is outlined in a red box. You must be able to enter data into the “No. of Days in Bin”, “% Increase” and “% Decrease” Boxes.
“Days in Bin” refers to the amount of days you would like to look back on eg. 9 days in “No. of Days in Bin” means it will look back on the previous 9 days and so on. When data is entered into “% Increase (Red)” anything greater than or equal to this figure turns red. This is the same with “% Decrease” except less than or equal to.
Is there anyway of doing this or doing something similar?
Thanks in Advanced
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Hi @ecroke,
Do you have resource data? You need to load the data from web? If it is, please Get Data->From Web->Type URL, and load the table needed, more details, please review this article.
In Power BI desktop, we can not create visual like the box(you can type value into box). You can create a slicer including one field, and you can select a value in slicer, and filter the report.
>>eg. 9 days in “No. of Days in Bin” means it will look back on the previous 9 days and so on.
You can create a new table including No. of Days in Bin, and create a slicer including it.
If you date is continuous, you can create a measure using DATEADD function like the formula. You can refer to this blog.
Nine Day back =CALCULATE(sum(Table[sale]), DATEADD(Table2[date],-9,Day)))
For color formating, you can use conditional formating in Table or Matrix visuals.
Best Regards,
Angelia
Hi @ecroke,
Do you have resource data? You need to load the data from web? If it is, please Get Data->From Web->Type URL, and load the table needed, more details, please review this article.
In Power BI desktop, we can not create visual like the box(you can type value into box). You can create a slicer including one field, and you can select a value in slicer, and filter the report.
>>eg. 9 days in “No. of Days in Bin” means it will look back on the previous 9 days and so on.
You can create a new table including No. of Days in Bin, and create a slicer including it.
If you date is continuous, you can create a measure using DATEADD function like the formula. You can refer to this blog.
Nine Day back =CALCULATE(sum(Table[sale]), DATEADD(Table2[date],-9,Day)))
For color formating, you can use conditional formating in Table or Matrix visuals.
Best Regards,
Angelia
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