Creating a STEP Chart using powerpivot

AmitM

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Hi,


I want to display prices using a step chart (Y=Price, X=Date).


The reason I need Step Chart and not a regular line chart is because the prices remain the same till new update arrives.


Anyone did it?


I saw explanations how doing it on the web, but all of them used a predefined range to manipulate the data. I need something dynamic to fit the changes in the data (such as when using slicers to filter the results)


THX
 

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I'm generally more comfortable in DAX than any excel/charting weirdness, so I would like write a measure that is 'what was the average price on the most recent date we had a price'
 
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