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Attribute Slicer unable to render negative values
Hi
Could anybody advise if the Attribute Slicer is able to visualise negative values (as per stock bar chart functionality)?
I am measuring variances and would ideally like to stick with the enhanced functionality of the Attribute Slicer but may have to revert if I can't find a solution.
The attach screen-scrape correctly shows the descending values until they reach zero but the negative values do not show.
My objective is to visualise the negative values (as illustrated in the stock visual below).
Any suggestions would be most appreciated.
Thanks
Hi yerdaman,
Based on my test, I don't think Attribute Slicer is able to visualise negative values (as per stock bar chart functionality) currently. I would suggest you submit your requirement on Power BI Ideas or contact the author([email protected]) directly to improve Attribute Slicer on this feature. :smileyhappy:
Regards
4 Replies
- v-ljerr-msft
Microsoft Employee
Hi yerdaman,
Based on my test, I don't think Attribute Slicer is able to visualise negative values (as per stock bar chart functionality) currently. I would suggest you submit your requirement on Power BI Ideas or contact the author([email protected]) directly to improve Attribute Slicer on this feature. :smileyhappy:
Regards
- yerdaman
Advocate I
Thanks for validating and offering advice. It's a pitty becasue the Attribute Slicer was a massive functional improvement and I would like to have substituted it into my model.
Thanks
Steve
- Phil_Seamark
Microsoft Employee
- yerdaman
Advocate I
Hi
Could anybody advise if the Attribute Slicer is able to visualise negative values (as per stock bar chart functionality)?
I am measuring variances and would ideally like to stick with the enhanced functionality of the Attribute Slicer but may have to revert if I can't find a solution.
The attach screen-scrape correctly shows the descending values until they reach zero but the negative values (last 8 entries) do not show.
My objective is to visualise the negative values (as illustrated in the stock visual below).
Any suggestions would be most appreciated.
Thanks