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Display curve with condition

Hello,

I have a table like this one

RefWork OrderWork CenterDateTotal TimeVariation
A1WO12015/451025

B

2

WO1

2015/45514
A3WO22015/46155
D4WO32015/472-4
C5WO12015/4545
B6WO22015/495-15
A7WO12015/451025

This table gives for each Work Center for each date the total time produced on this work center and the variation compared to the last 4 weeks.

I would like to display on a graph only the evolution of the production time of the work center where variation is >10 (if we are 2015/46, i want to see the evolution during the year of production of the work center where variation is >10).

How should i perform this?

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Seems to work, thx, but was is the role of DateNum? It doesn't seem to count weeks in chronological order

swuehl
MVP
MVP

Ok, then you need to fix this, as I mentioned above, create a sequential DateNum in chronological order, just to make the previous week calculation much more easy.

You can also work upon a date field that shows am underlyin numeric representation, but then formatting issues need to be considered:

Dates in Set Analysis