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Hi,
I'm trying to create a clustered bar chart where each cluster corresponds to a month, and then each bar in the cluster shows the value of a different field for that month. But I've ended up with all the bars in each cluster getting the value of the first bar:
The pie charts underneath show the values that should be coming through, so the bar chart should show, for january, Created - 462, Activated - 9, Closed - 89.
The three fields I'm using each take a date and convert it into the 1st of that month, eg:
MonthCreated = DATE(YEAR('Work Items - Today'[Created Date]), MONTH('Work Items - Today'[Created Date]),1)
Any advice please on how I can get one bar chart to effectively show the data from the 3 pies?
Thanks,
Sarah
Hi @srhsloan
There are a couple of things that need to be done here I think.
First of all, do you have a date table? If not, see this video to create one in seconds! https://youtu.be/vJ7xNUK8sQE
Secondly, you need to create measures for your counts, and incorporate the USERRELATIONSHIP() function. This video shows how to do that. https://youtu.be/-d_v3B8gmvI
At the moment you're only using one date value in the chart and thats showing the same count for all of your counts as its from the same dataset i assume. Watch the videos above and let me know if you're getting anywhere.
If you can send a snap of your data set that may be useful also.
Thanks
shebr
@shebr thanks! I'll watch that video and get back to you next week if I have any more issues.
So I appear to have fixed it, but I still don't understand why I had the problem in the first place.. After making my original post I went back to the column definitions for the 3 columns I was using, to make the closed date of items that have not yet been closed blank instead of 1/1/1899. I did this for activated too and now my graph shows what I was expecting. Pleased but confused...
New column definition:
MonthActivated = IF('Work Items - Today'[Activated Date] = BLANK(), BLANK(), DATE(YEAR('Work Items - Today'[Activated Date]), MONTH('Work Items - Today'[Activated Date]),1))
New graphs:
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