In power BI you can insert a Line Chart Visual and you can choose to forecast a single line.
What I want is to get all the forecasted values (Forecast 1) from the forecast part. Is there a way to do this?
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Want to place Month Over Month values above the chart. This MoM calculation is based on a monthly product units sales.
I`d like to know how to position MoM values above the chart.
With native visuals, this is not possible. However, this can be done with Deneb custom visual which is free and certified.
I'm trying to find the option to report sum of sales by month and country in data in Power BI.
At the moment the package defaults to count of sales and it reports like this:
I want change it so the chart reports and splits out the country.
On the Visualizations pane select the dropdown arrow on the Sales parameter and then switch from Count to Sum:
I have a dataset consist of two time series: e.g. Historical stock prices for Apple and Microsoft. And I have a few different power BI measures created for each of these two stocks (e.g. Weekly Return, Monthly Return).
I want to create a "Matrix"-like visual, to show:
stock names as the row headers
measures as the column headers
values being the corresponding measure value for the given date selected on a date slicer
To illustrate what I want to do, please see the picture from Excel as an example. Is there a convenient way to do this in Power BI?
Thank you very much for your help!
Excel illustration on what the visual should look like in Power BI
I am building Analytical solution and need to calculate - Average Number of Users accessed reports per day in Power BI (DAX)
The best way I think is to add a Measure Right click on table > Add measure:
'MesaureAvg
AVERAGE('YourTableName'[ColumnName])
Then put in a visual in your PowerBI report with MeasureAvg and the Date column.
I'm kind of new to the power bi. I want to calculate the monthly yearly totals from the column Amount and TRD_date column. Please see the below data
The solution does not require DAX. You can do this easily in Power Bi Report Desktop. Just follow these steps:
Step 1- create a new Report and on a blank report, click the Table visual (show highlighted in yellow below)
Step 2- Bring in your datasource and drag over to the Values area of the visual, the Date column first, then the Amount column second. Your values will look like:
Step 3- Remove (click the X) for the Date-> Quarter Value and Date-> Day value. This will total the amounts for you by Month and Year.
Your table will be a shown below:
My data is shown here for reference: