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Hello,
I have a dataset with parameters such as..
-Project Type
-Material
-Test Method
and the only output i care about is "Test Result", which is numerical.
I am trying to create normal distributions in Power BI and have been following a youtube video from 2018 entitled "Normal Distribution (Gauss Curve) in Power BI (Part I)"
So far what I have done is..
-Created new measure "Mean" which outputs the mean of the test result.
-Created new measure "Standard Dev." which outputs the standard deviation of the test result.
-Created new measures "X-3σ" and "X+3σ" for range of confidence.
Using these new measures, i added a slicer for each of the following:
-Project Type
-Material Name
-Test Method
Using the slicers, i can easily view any combination of project type/material name/test method and see the numerical output.
I wish to also be able to visualize this data in normal distribution, with the slicers i select applying to the plot. Does anyone have an idea how i might do this? Following the youtube video-i first run into trouble when creating a new table, as the test result values displayed in the new table to not match actual test results. The formula he used to create normal distribution table is
Any help is appreciated!!
Thank you.
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@acraig - Just to follow up on this, see Page 11 of the attached PBIX file (below sig), something I was working on in another thread.
@acraig - Just to follow up on this, see Page 11 of the attached PBIX file (below sig), something I was working on in another thread.
@acraig Not sure I completely follow but NORM.DIST?
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dax/norm-dist-dax
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