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So I have a stacked column chart, where I would like to have two years of data shown with only week number. But Power bi doesn't understand the difference, because week numbers aren’t unique. What would be the smartest solution for figuring that out. Ordering won’t work, neither in database side or in Powerbi.
Picture 1 is the situation where I have both years week number, but I don't have week 44 data yet but i shows that i have that, its from 2016. And Picture 2 is where I have the unique data, but the visual look is terrible and hard to read.
Any good ideas?
Interesting suggestion, unfortunately this won't help me. I want to see the last year and this year data in the same chart. Thank you @Eric_Zhang!
@vannipart wrote:
Interesting suggestion, unfortunately this won't help me. I want to see the last year and this year data in the same chart. Thank you @Eric_Zhang!
Then create column as below and the picture 2 in your original post in the only approach.
YearWeek = CONCATENATE(yourTable[Year],RIGHT(CONCATENATE(0,yourTable[weekNo]),2))
Readability, which is the most importan thing. Our data is right now like this(see picture3) But is it hard to read from it, for the end user, thats why I'm looking for a solution to show week number. But thank you for your effort @Eric_Zhang.
Maybe use a clustered column chart? so filter on year and week
hope this helps you out
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