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I have a series of bar graphs have between 2-3 datapoints in the x axis, but for whatever reason Power BI cannot seem to properly format the end bars. Picture A shows what my graph looks like in "continuous" mode, and you can see the first and last bar are tiny compared to the others, with a wide space in between the datapoints. Picture B shows what the same graph looks like in "categorical" mode, which is slightly better, but I want there to be some space deliniating each section by year. Does anyone have any advice on getting Power BI to show all the bars as the same width?
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Hi @MeggieD00dles ,
You can try the following settings:
X – axis -- Type – set Categorical
Columns – Spacing – inner padding – set 0 px
Best Regards,
Liu Yang
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Hi @MeggieD00dles ,
You can try the following settings:
X – axis -- Type – set Categorical
Columns – Spacing – inner padding – set 0 px
Best Regards,
Liu Yang
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Thank you! I was able to change the column spacing after I switched the type to "Categorical" and it maintained the adjustment when I switched it back to "Continuous"
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