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Hello Community;
I've created a simple line graph with dates in the X-Axis. Because client meetings are on mondays, I would need that only Mondays are visible in the axis every day, but not loosing the rest of the values in the graph.
In excel I did it by including limits (min) and units (7) in the settings pannel, but cannot find this functionality in PowerBI.
I've created a column with the weekday, but if I insert the filter weekday=1 (monday) in the graph I loose all the other set of data (not mondays data).
Please, could anyone help me on this?
Many thanks in advance!
@pcabrero wrote:
Hello Community;
I've created a simple line graph with dates in the X-Axis. Because client meetings are on mondays, I would need that only Mondays are visible in the axis every day, but not loosing the rest of the values in the graph.
In excel I did it by including limits (min) and units (7) in the settings pannel, but cannot find this functionality in PowerBI.
I've created a column with the weekday, but if I insert the filter weekday=1 (monday) in the graph I loose all the other set of data (not mondays data).
Please, could anyone help me on this?
Many thanks in advance!
AFAIK you can't customize the X-Axis. As a workaround, you may try to use a combo chart and create a measure to highlight the Monday values.
Monday values = IF(WEEKDAY(MAX('table'[DATE]))=2,SUM('table'[Value]),BLANK())
@Eric_Zhang Thanks for the answer,
Unfortunatelly, this does not fit the client specifications in this case. I will keep on searching.
Again, thanks a lot for your time.
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