Community ChampionMarch 2024 Automatically Find Clusters unavailable?
Following instructions in this article: Build Scatter Plots in Power BI and Automatically Find Clusters (mssqltips.com)
Can't find automatically find clusters in March 2024 version. Also April 2024 version.
Also this: Why is "automatically find clusters" unavailable? ... - Microsoft Fabric Community
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Hi Greg_Deckler ,
We reproduced the issue and need to confirm if it's a bug or a functional change, I'll update here once there's any progress!
Best regards.
Community Support Team_CaitlynExperiencing the same issue. I do not have a legend field populated. Both my x and y axes are populated with numerical values.
Version: 2.126.1261.0 64-bit (February 2024)
User ID: 1620cf17-aa53-4bdc-b132-c46079f0ef06
Session ID: 31a0d3cb-8faf-4925-b220-7ffb488b4e37Going to reply to my own comment 😅
I found a work around by building my scatter plot as a table - the 'automatically detect clusters' feature was still available in that visual.
My values are being pulled from a calculated table which houses all my linear regressions calculated columns and measures within scope.LR Table = SUMMARIZE('vw_PropertyDesignations','vw_PropertyDesignations'[PropertyKey],"Yvalue", [ServiceRequests_AVG_Days_To_Complete_This_Month],"XValue", AVERAGE('vw_PropertyDesignations'[UnitCount]))
Interestingly, after re-avergaing my "XValue" field, the cluster option worked, and I was able to convert back to a Scatter Plot. Not necessarily ideal, and I'm still relatively new to Power BI (10 Months) so I'm probably doing something egregious as well .... 😬
Nonetheless thought I would chime in.
