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Hi,
I've created some Python visualisations and for the most part, they are working just fine.
However, there is one visualisation, where I've got either bizarre date stamps (attachment 1),
or if I convert the data to text in the query-editor, the order is getting disrupted (attachment 2).
In the query-editor, my data remains in the correct order and looks fine.
Any help regarding this problem would be very much appreciated!
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Hi,
a week has passed and I managed to narrow the problem down to the following phenomenon:
In most of my graphs, the time stamps on the x-axis are mixed up, even though the data is sorted
correctly in the data-menu.
I have made another screenshot of the behaviour to further clear up the problem:
As the visualisation is created with Python Visual, I am not able to sort the data manually in the report-menu.
Furthermore, it looks like only the labels on the x-axis are mixed up, the data itself seems to be sorted correctly.
Thanks for any answers regarding this problem.
Hi,
a week has passed and I managed to narrow the problem down to the following phenomenon:
In most of my graphs, the time stamps on the x-axis are mixed up, even though the data is sorted
correctly in the data-menu.
I have made another screenshot of the behaviour to further clear up the problem:
As the visualisation is created with Python Visual, I am not able to sort the data manually in the report-menu.
Furthermore, it looks like only the labels on the x-axis are mixed up, the data itself seems to be sorted correctly.
Thanks for any answers regarding this problem.
Hi @DH27 ,
What's the data type of monat_1 column in Attachment 3?
Do we have sort by feature in the visual?
Best Regards,
Jay
Hi @v-jayw-msft
thanks for your comment, the data type is text.
Unfortunately, I don't have the sort by feature for this visual.
Hi @DH27 ,
Since i can't restore your scenario, can you share your file to me if you don't have any Confidential Information?
Best Regards,
Jay
Hi @v-jayw-msft
below you will find a Power BI file with the unemployment figures I am working on.
The first page has the problem with the mixed up dates, which I was showing in my
inital message in attachment 2, and the second page has the weird time format
of attachment 1.
I have used matplotlib and seaborn to create the visualisations.
Thanks again for your help,
DH27
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