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Hi,
I would like to calculate the number of order based on a day that starts at 5:30 pm and finishes in 24 hours, i.e. before 5:30 pm.
My results I would like to represent as a clustered column chart. Also, I would like to preserve a Drill Down/Up option.
How feasible is it?
Hi @Anonymous
"starts at 5:30 pm and finishes in 24 hours",
For this requirement,
(case1)do you mean an order which starts from 5:30 pm and finishes before 5:30 pm +24 hours?
(case2)Or orders which are in this period 5:30 pm~5:30 pm +24 hours?
If it is case 1, how we define the order is finished? do you have a column with status in dataset?
If so, please share some example data for analysis.
if it is case 2, do you want that count for that period all days or a certain day by selected slicer?
In addition, i don't know why it needs Drill Down/Up option in a clustered column chart,
Could you show example of that visual (which column should the Axis and Yaxis, Value fields be)?
Best Regards
Maggie
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