Color Saturation in Date Hierarchy

[leahschneider]

I have a clustered column chart with a date hierarchy as the x axis.  I want to be able to have color saturation based on the sum of a column.  This works in the first level of the hierarchy and if I go to the next level.  However, when I try to expand all down one level, everything turns to the default green, even though I can still see different values in the tooltips and in see records.  Is there any way to fix this?

[Greg_Deckler]

What visualization are you using?

[leahschneider]

Clustered column chart

[Greg_Deckler]

Hmm, in my test for this, I did not see this issue. I am on the November version of Power BI Desktop. I was able to see color saturation at all levels. Check that you are on the latest build and if not, update and see if you still have the problem.

[leahschneider · Accepted solution]

I'm using the November update.  I turned on then off drill down in the right top coner of the visualization and it works now.  I'm not sure why.

[Anonymous]

@leahschneider @Greg_Deckler,

So I'm able to duplicate the problem on the January 2017 edition of Power BI so I'm wondering if this really is "fixed". I have a hierarchy and a color saturation setup on a simple bar chart. On the top level, the color saturation is there. When I click on the Drill Mode arrow (upper, right-hand side of the viz) and then click on a bar, I descend into the hierarchy and the color changes to the default blue/green. 

Now I can click on the double arrows (on the left-hand side of the viz) and the color saturation stays in place all throughout the hierarchy. It seems as though the color saturation only disappears as I click through and descending the hierarchy. 

Any thoughts?

Thanks,

Jonathan