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Hi,
I would like to plot multiple line on one graph, but I can't do it with simple "line chart".
I have only one dataset, and what I want to do is to use lines to represent different filters.
I included few filters which are the same for all lines, but each line will have different filter for one collumn.
So, to be simple: I am using 4 filters for my dataset, and for all lines 3 filters are the same, but the lines are different because 4th filter is unique for each line (example: Collumn A = "1" for line A; Collumn A="2" for line B etc.)
Hope I could explain it well enough,
Looking forward for your answer!
Hi nn92,
You can do this. You will need to create different measures for each of the lines you want on your line chart.
The measures can each have their unique filters, and then you would use the filters that affect all of the measures as part of the page/report filters.
If you look at the CALCULATE function that will probably be the one you'll use to create the measures.
Hope that helps
Alex
Thanks for the answer!
Do you maybe know if there is some custom visualisation which can help with this?
I am not so into working with functions in Power BI, but I am taking some online courses...
I'm not aware of any custom visualisation, but this shouldnt be too hard to do.
If you post your data or some sample data, that'd be really helpful and me or someone else here could help with your formulas.
Alex
Hi,
I attached you the current setings, if you could help, I would appreciate a lot.
I need to keep everything the same, only change the "ADEP is LEMD" into "ADEP is XXXX" and plot several same lines on one graph?
***edit: Table name is: TRP-Visual
Many thanks in advance!
Hi @nn92
I can't see everything in the screenshot you posted. If you can upload/post your model that would be helpful.
Your formulas would look something like this for each measure:
LEMD = calculate(countrows(RESERVATION_....),filter(ADEP="LEMD")
XXXX = calculate(countrows(RESERVATION_....),filter(ADEP="XXXX") etc
Hope that helps,
Alex
Hi, @alexei7 ,
thanks for trying to help!
I posted bigger screenshot, with more info. Could you please tell me where exactly I need to type in this filter, and where to create new line (if it is under tabel->edit query...) or something ele?
THanks in advance!
Hi @nn92,
These are measures not filters.
One way you can create them is by right-clicking on the table and selecting "New Measure".
If you're able to remove any confidential information and share the model, I'm happy to help create the measures for you.
Alex
@alexei7 maybe this could help?
Problem is that my dataset is few GBs, so the model has 200mb and I cant upload it so easily.
Maybe this could help:
Axis = lead_time
Legent = RESERVATION_CASE_DESC
Values = Count of RESERVATION_CASE_DESC
Filters = ADEP is LEMD ***this is the one I want to vary for different lines
RESERVATION_CASE_DESC is True Revision
Table name is "TRP-visual"
Is this enough to write measure in the code? It takes a lot of space so I cant upload, sorry...
@nn92 - we may have to give up after this, it's quite hard to do this remotely!
Give this a go and see if this works as a measure for LEMB to put in your graph.
LEMB = CALCULATE(count('TRP-visual'[RESERVATION_CASE_DESC]),FILTER('TRP-visual',''TRP-visual'[ADEP]="LEMB"))
If it works, you should be able to adapt it for other values.
Good luck,
Alex
Many thanks for the proposed solution!
I created a new measure and it is now on the list with all the columns. But I tried to drag&drop it, and there was nothing new displayed.. Am I doing something wrong?
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