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Hello,
I am trying to add next dahsed line contant line into combo chart (line and stacked column chart), same like it is in this picture:
After I add new measure (percentage format) and format it as dashed (dotted/solid) line, it only stick with one month (see blue dot in below chart) and it doen't distribute it to all months (like red or orange line in above chart):
It is already added to line values:
Please help me to write next constant line into this chart
Thank you
@krz_b SO you are saying if you are not using relative filtering it works but otherwise not. If that is the case, it doesn't make sense either because the constant line measure is a fixed value and relative date filtering shouldn't have anything to do with this. Can you share pbix file?
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Hello @parry2k ,
Do you have any news - please check your inbox, you shoud see the link to the file - I wasn't 100 sure whether this file doesn't contain any sensitive data
Thanks a lot
@krz_b that doesn't make sense, can you share pbix file, remove sensitive information before sharing.
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@krz_b what measure you used for constant line, it should be simply
Constant Line = 0.6
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Thank you for your message, it looks like it is the issue with one measure which is included into CQD (Microsoft call dashboard data source) Query, called StartTime.
Issue occurs when the filter type is changed to 'relative date' to show the data for last n-months.
This filter is really nice because I do not have to manually change the month I want to report
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