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GregB49
Helper I
Helper I

Device state on a time line

Hi everyone, 

I working on a sensor that sent the state of a device "Marche"= On or "Arrêt"=Off
I calculated the state duration by doing the difference between two states :

(Duration = Begin date of the state declaration - Begin date of the next state declaration")

So for each row, I have a state, a starting date and a duration.

GregB49_0-1615215368564.png

 

What I'm trying to do is to visualize the state of my device during the day. Something like this : 

 

GregB49_1-1615215555237.png

So in order to create a x-axis with hour, I have created a Hour Table (with a 10min incrementation) and I linked it to my table. 
But from this point, I don't know where to go, every visual that I've tried did not work...
An extract of my Hour table : 

GregB49_0-1615216035765.png

 

And how I've linked it : 

GregB49_1-1615216214767.png

GregB49_2-1615216239889.png

 

 


Would you have any idea guys ? 🙂 

Thank you !

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MFelix
Super User
Super User

Hi @GregB49 ,

 

You need to try the Timeline visualization:

 

https://appsource.microsoft.com/en-us/product/power-bi-visuals/wa104381377?tab=overview

 

Then you just need to add a column wiht the end time of each of your start and stop.

 

Overall visualization will look like this:

 

MFelix_0-1615398203255.png

 


Regards

Miguel Félix


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GregB49
Helper I
Helper I

Hi @MFelix,

Thank you for your reply, actually I managed to find this solution by my own by testing many things. 
And it is with "As timeline" so you're completely right sir ! 

I had some trouble to display just a day when the duration was longer than 24h but with a bit of magic, here it is : 

GregB49_0-1615448915988.png

Thanks again,

MFelix
Super User
Super User

Hi @GregB49 ,

 

You need to try the Timeline visualization:

 

https://appsource.microsoft.com/en-us/product/power-bi-visuals/wa104381377?tab=overview

 

Then you just need to add a column wiht the end time of each of your start and stop.

 

Overall visualization will look like this:

 

MFelix_0-1615398203255.png

 


Regards

Miguel Félix


Did I answer your question? Mark my post as a solution!

Proud to be a Super User!

Check out my blog: Power BI em Português



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