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Hello,
I am pretty new to powerBI, and I encountered a problem with plotting using the line chart. I have a dataset of time and another numeric variables. The time variable is on hourly basis and data looks like 2006-11-01 1:00:00 AM, 2006-11-01 2:00:00 AM, and so on for several years. After importing the data set, the time variable is recognized as Date/Time. My other numeric variable is in Decimal format.
However, when it goes for plotting using line chart, I cannot figure it out how to plot the numeric variable over years and in hourly basis. I am looking to have a chart like the attachment.
The problems I have: 1. The Time vatibale is not broken down into hours in date hierarchy
2. it only counts, sum, average, etc. but not the numeric value of the parameter on the plot.
and, I already read a lot of topics on the forum and tries many of them but none of them worked for me. I have changed the numeric variable to "Don't summarized", and the data type for that is "decimal number".
how to plot the numeric variable over years and in hourly basis.
what would be the business benefit of doing this on a single axis? It might make more sense to use a heatmap visual instead.
This is an example that I presented to figure out the problem. My real data set includes some other parameters and I want to see the trend of each over time and compare them all in one chart.
That sounds like you are trying to do too much. Create some mock-ups to see how much data you can meaningfully show.
Have you considered using other tools like Tableau or QlikSense?
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