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Hello all! I recently updated to the latest release and I am overjoyed that they now have dual axis line charts.
I have data by day from the beginning of 2019 to current. I would like to use the dual axis functionality to show 2019 vs 2020.
No I know I was able to do this previously without the need of another axis but I also want to bring in the day of the year so they line up accordingly.
How do I go about doing this?
@nosaj03 ,
Please refer :https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/power-bi-desktop-march-2020-feature-summary/#_Dual_axis
@amitchandak thank you for the link. I read through it and it does tell me how to use the Y2 field but it only pertains to different data sets.
My data is in a single column sorted by date and what Im looking to do is show a line for each relevant day Year over year similar to below which was done in Excel.
Hi @nosaj03 ,
2019 =
CALCULATE(
SUM(Sheet3[Vale]),
FILTER(
Sheet3,
Sheet3[Date].[Year] = 2019
)
)
2020 =
CALCULATE(
SUM(Sheet3[Vale]),
FILTER(
Sheet3,
Sheet3[Date].[Year] = 2020
)
)
Use "Month" and "Day" to create a common axis and compare the data for each day in different years.
Best regards,
Lionel Chen
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@v-lionel-msft this is perfect. The only issue is that its now looking at the specific dates which can compare a Sunday to Monday depending on the differences between the years. How can I compare based on day of the week. For example 1/2/2020 was the first Thursday in January but the first Thursday in January 2019 was 1/3/2019. I dont want to compare 1/2/2020 to 1/2/2019 because they fall on different days. I'm trying to compare relative days year over year.
Hi @nosaj03 ,
How about creating such a common axis?
//Calculated column
Week =
VAR week_num = WEEKNUM([Date],2)
VAR week_day = WEEKDAY([Date],2)
RETURN
week_num & "-" & week_day
You can add this calculated column to the line chart as the X axis.
Best regards,
Lionel Chen
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You have to use trailing year measure
Year behind Sales = CALCULATE(SUM(Sales[Sales Amount]),dateadd('Date'[Date],-1,Year))
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