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Hi community, can you please help me how to set for "100% stacked chart" if I want to display only its part above 80 percent (so 80-100 percent).
A can see MIN/MAX options in Y-axis / Range, but it seem it does not work for final percentage, but only for data values.
As the data values for different filters differ, I cannot use MIN based on data value, but I need to "filter" to 80-100 percent of stacked graph only, where values of other columns are present, but its ratio is not clearly vissible (one has 2 percent, other 3 percent etc...)
Hope it is clear and thank you very much for hint. Martin
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Hi @MartinSm ,
Power BI does not allow you to set the visible Y-axis range of a 100% stacked column chart based on the percentage outcome (like 80–100%). The Min and Max settings for the Y-axis only work on the raw data values, not on the final computed percentage of a 100% stacked chart. To work around this limitation, use a regular stacked column chart and manually calculate the percentage of total using a DAX measure. Here's an example:
% of Total =
DIVIDE(
[YourValue],
CALCULATE(SUM([YourValue]), ALLEXCEPT('Table', 'Table'[Category]))
)
Use this % of Total measure in your chart’s Y-axis, instead of the actual values. Then, in the chart’s Y-axis settings, set the Minimum to 0.8 and Maximum to 1. This will effectively display only the portion from 80% to 100%, visually mimicking the desired effect.
Best regards,
Hi @MartinSm
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Thank you.
Hi @MartinSm ,
Power BI does not allow you to set the visible Y-axis range of a 100% stacked column chart based on the percentage outcome (like 80–100%). The Min and Max settings for the Y-axis only work on the raw data values, not on the final computed percentage of a 100% stacked chart. To work around this limitation, use a regular stacked column chart and manually calculate the percentage of total using a DAX measure. Here's an example:
% of Total =
DIVIDE(
[YourValue],
CALCULATE(SUM([YourValue]), ALLEXCEPT('Table', 'Table'[Category]))
)
Use this % of Total measure in your chart’s Y-axis, instead of the actual values. Then, in the chart’s Y-axis settings, set the Minimum to 0.8 and Maximum to 1. This will effectively display only the portion from 80% to 100%, visually mimicking the desired effect.
Best regards,
yes, thank you a lot, Martin