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Hi People,
Simple question here: a Bar chart with the measures one that is in Billions and another that is much lower - example in thousands - what can be done to make both columns show in a way that both are visible on the chart (elminating the scale differences)
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You can choose Y axis->Scale Type End Sum of Lowest Values.
You can choose Y axis->Scale Type End Sum of Lowest Values.
Thanks for the tip - however i was hoping to find a solution that would keep the shape of the major column data proportional to their values instead of having them aligned on top with different values if you get what i mean
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