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nblair
Regular Visitor

New user help with organization of data for graphing

I have a dataset that is based on time  ... so about 30 times an hour a take a snapshot of data in 10 different categories.

 

What I want to do is have the category on the Y axis and time across the X.   Although a stacked bar that just summarizes the data for the range of time is acceptable.. the ideal would be to see data change over time.

 

Here is a basic example of the data... I have no idea how to organize this in Power BI.

 

TimeHourCat 1Cat 2Cat 3Cat 4Cat 5Cat 6Cat 7Cat 8Cat 9Cat 10
Min 21AABAAABAAA
Min 41AABBAABBAA
Min 61BABCBABCBA
Min 81AABAAABAAA
Min 101BACBBACBBA
Min 121AACBAACBAA
Min 141BACABACABA
Min 22AABAAABAAA
Min 42AABBAABBAA
Min 62BABCBABCBA
Min 82AABAAABAAA
Min 102BACBBACBBA
Min 122AACBAACBAA
Min 142BACABACABA
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v-ljerr-msft
Employee
Employee

Hi @nblair,

 

Have you tried Upivoting all the category columns to a "Category Type" and a "Category Value" column first, then try to show it on a Line Chart or Stacked Column Chart?

 

Here is an article about how to Pivot and Unpivot with Power BI for your reference. Smiley Happy

 

Regards

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