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Hello team
I would like to display weeks under month and not day under month like te sceenshot
Thank you very much
Also i have one question , if i use the time in rows , how can i do the same thing , mean display month include it (weeks) in rows .
Regards
Karim
Hi @karim,
Monthly and weekly hierarchies are separate as the beginning and end of each week does not match the beginning and end of the month. And in a report, you may use only one hierarchy at the time, default hierarchy where dates are grouped by month or weekly hierarchy where dates are grouped by weeks.
One option is to create two separate reports, one for monthly data representation and another for weekly data representation, and set them on the eazyBI or Jira dashboard side by side.
Another option, in the Time dimension, you may create calculated members for each “month by weeks” to group weeks by the first day of the week.
For example, you may aggregate all weeks which start in the current month using function DateMembersBetween() with relative dates or specified dates as well. The expression might look like this:
Aggregate(
[Time.Weekly].[Week].DateMembersBetween(
'first day of current month','today')
)
Make sure that that the calculated member is created Time dimension, weekly hierarchy, as it aggregates weeks.
More details on how to build calculated members in eazyBI are in the documentation: https://docs.eazybi.com/eazybijira/analyze-and-visualize/calculated-measures-and-members
Best,
Zane / support@eazyBI.com
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