Adding rows to group by weeks

[jklunk]

I'm creating a report pulling data from Salesforce, and I'm trying to add rows that will group data by each week. These obviously need to update each week the report is run. I created a field from the data that pulls the respective Monday of each week, but need to determine how to autoinsert the row at each change in week and add the words "Week of" in front of the date. I feel like there should be an easy way to do this and I'm just missing it? I've attached a screen shot of how the list current looks in Excel for reference. My raw data looks identical to the screen shot without the grey "Week of" separator.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Jarrod 

[V-lianl-msft]

Hi @jklunk,

 

Based on your description, you want the data in each row to mark the start date of each week and add the "week of" field.

You can use DAX to create a calculated column:

Column = "Week of "&(Sheet1[date]-WEEKDAY(Sheet1[date],2)+1)

You can refer to the pbix.

Best Regards,
Liang
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[jklunk]

I'm actually trying to add a row showing "Week of [Month] [Day]" above each group of dates that falls within that week starting on Monday of each week. I'm working on creating it with a macro in Excel but I'd prefer to run it all through Power BI if possible.

Jarrod

[V-lianl-msft]

Hi @jklunk ,

Unfortunately, according to the chart I know, there is no chart that fully meets your needs in power bi.

Or is this matrix chart the result you want?

Best Regards,

Liang

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[jklunk]

This matrix could possibly work, if I could get the details showing to the right (no need for count or sum). How did you create that matrix?

[V-lianl-msft · Accepted solution]

Hi @jklunk ,

You can use the Matrix chart and place the date column and the weekly start date column in the rows of the chart.

Again,please refer to the pbix.

Best Regards,

Liang

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[jklunk]

Liang,

This is excellent. One issue I'm having is that it it is consolidating anything with the same due date into one line so I'm losing dating. I'm new to Power BI, so I'm guessing there is an easy way to change this to show all even if Bid Due Date is the same?

Thanks,

Jarrod