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I am trying to remove the dates and leave the hours can somebody direct me in the right direction please
Highlight the column and in the format box on the ribbon, type HH:mm
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I have a column with lengthy values in my Power BI table. I would like it to only show a part of it so that the table isn't hard to navigate, and once the viewer clicks or do something, then it shows the whole value. Is there a way I can accomplish this?
There are posts about collapsing/expanding the whole column, as in keep it disappeared and then appear once you expand or vice versa, but I can't find a way to collapse/expand each values.
Following is an example. As you can see, "Bio" column is very lengthy, so I would it to show maybe a few lines in original view, and once the viewer wants to see the full Bio of that authors, then they can by a click or any action.
Any help would be much appreciated!
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What I want
You can add a column with the truncated version, and a Drill Through to a report page for that single bio.
I am doing an internship as data scientist and my boss is giga mad at me cause I had to remake a PBIx panel and I am not able to see the date hierarchy as it should appear in the old one. Both columns has the same format and the same numbers in Power Query (date) but she told me the hierarchy would be automatically implemented. I dont really know what to do. Any idea?
On the left is the old one, and on the right, the new one.
Thank you all.
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Power BI will often make a date hiërarchy by itself.
When that is not the case, you can:
Right click the date that needs the hiërarchy
Press 'create hiërarchy'
Picture for reference:
I am attempting to create a cumulative graph much like this one:
I have the following table in PowerBI
BugHistory
BugID
Date (date)
DateTo (date)
EntityStateName (text)
Effort (number)
I would like to do a measure that would tell me the amount of summed Effort on any given date for each EntityState.
I have tried quite a few things, even adding a Date Table using the Calendar, but getting the values to be shown correctly on a StackedGraph seems to be beyond me.
Hope someone can help.
Follow the following steps:
Right click on the column "Effort" and click the option called "New quick measure" in the right click menu.
In the window that appears, choose "Running Total" under the Calculation drop-down
This will show 3 new fields
In the Base Value field, drag and drop the "Effort" column
In the Field column drag and drop the "Date" column.
In the direction column choose Ascending
This will create a new measure in your Table. You can use that measure in you chart.
You can refer to the following video for reference: https://youtu.be/KlXclbN4oWE?t=497
I am trying to create a new column in my Power BI project like this:
However, I am running into difficulties because of the fact that my data set contains null values:
And as a result I get this error.
If I enter Month values in to my data for nulls the formula works e.g.:
Does anyone have any idea on a workaround for this?
Here is how I have my table formatted in the Query editor:
With Null Values:
With No Null Values:
Thank you.
To Start with I had data looking like this
On Query Editor, Right Click the Column "Value" and Duplicate it.
You will get something like this-
Now, click on the duplicated column header and change its name to MonthNumber.
Right Click on the Month Number Column and click on Change Type and Select Date
Once you have Selected Date, Right Click on the Column Again and Click on Transform, Select Month and Month Again.
So now you will have your MonthNumber.
Let me know, if this doesn't help.
This is formula that i use
CALCULATE(SUM(Dates[IsWorkDay]),DATESBETWEEN(Dates[Date],
'table1'[date1],'table1'[Date2])))
This is the formula I use... between dates that look like below image.. I want to exclude weekends..... but the result that I get is not correct .... when the actual difference is only one day ... I get it as 4 days ... it differs a lot.. can some one please help
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The Data type of all the dates in the formula needs to be in the same format.
For Example: keep it as just date(mm/dd/yy).
Your calculated column is right and it should work once you fix the data types.