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I'm trying to make a line chart similar to this one:
My data looks like this:
Dates | Product | Price |
1.1.2020 | Product1 | Price of Product1 in Jan 2020 |
1.2.2020 | Product1 | Price of Product1 in Feb 2020 |
... | ||
1.9.2022 | Product1 | Price of Product1 in Sep 2022 |
1.1.2020 | Product2 | Price of Product2 in Jan 2020 |
1.2.2020 | Product2 | Price of Product2 in Feb 2020 |
... | ||
1.1.2020 | Product3 | Price of Product3 in Jan 2020 |
1.2.2020 | Product3 | Price of Product3 in Feb 2020 |
I'm trying to achieve this by creating a measure that calculates the first selected month's values and then dividing the values by this measure. I'm getting this measure only for the first month (as if I were using KEEPFILTERS, as in this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HxZLkmpY6BA&t=485s at 8:05 - 9:15).
The measure:
I want to show only the orange line after it works.
What am I doing wrong?
Thank you for any help!
Hi @storgall ,
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Lucien
Please provide meaningful sample data.
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