Power BI: Gantt Chart.
Create a Gantt Charts in Power BI. They are 4 variations to complete this challenge, each option increases in time and/or experience level.
Part of the Power BI Work Out Wednesday Challenges, reference below.
Data Source:
This week’s data is available to download via the Data Stories Gallery.
Challenge Requirements
QUICK MODE
- Import data
- Import the Microsoft Gantt Chart from AppSource
- Place Project Category in the Parent Field well
- Place Project in the Task field well
- Place Project Stage in the Category field well
- Add start and end dates
- Format the Gantt Chart to suit
NOT SO QUICK MODE
- Import data
- Create a Date Table
- Select the Matrix Visual from the visualisations pane
- Place Project Category and Project Name in rows
- Place Year, Qx and Month from the Date Table in columns
- Create a measure that displays the text character “|” for today’s date and blank elsewhere.
- Place this measure in values field well
- Create a measure that returns 1 for dates between the start and end of a project, 0 for all else
- In the conditional formatting options, set the background colour of the cells where the measure in step 8 = 1
(optional) Size the columns equally using this technique - Add a date slicer to the page
LONGER ADVANCED MODE
- Complete Steps 1 – 7 of NOT SO QUICK MODE
- Create a measure that returns a different hex colour based on Project Stage Value
- In the conditional formatting options, set the background colour of the cells to be the field value of the measure from step 2
- Create a Legend (TIP : I used a line chart with series values, though there are other alternatives)
- Complete steps 10-11 of NOT SO QUICK MODE
IMPOSSI-PUZZLE??
- Create a dropdown filter with Project Risk, Project Category, Project Manager and Project Stage as selectable options
- Create a Gantt chart with the core matrix visual
- Colour the rows according the selected option from step 1
Reference: https://www.workout-wednesday.com/2022/03/02/2022-week-09-power-bi-can-you-make-a-gantt-chart/
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