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Hello Gurus
I have a graph where I show number of members per month. As you can see the change in the values is small and in the graph it shows like it has not change. Can I change the data range so that the graph shows the small increase?
Regards
PP
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@PBIDEV_10 , from Aug 2021, release you can use measure in the start and end value of the axis. Create measure and use those
Start Value = minx(values(Table[Month]), [Measure]) -1
end Value = maxx(values(Table[Month]), [Measure]) +1
Use these in fx of start and end
Hi @PBIDEV_10,
AFAIK, current power bi seems not have a feature to auto-resize the axis ranges to fit your data bars.
For this scenario, I think you can refer to amitchandak 's point of view to changing the start/end range of the axis to help recognize the small difference between these values.
Customize X-axis and Y-axis properties - Power BI | Microsoft Docs
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
@PBIDEV_10 , from Aug 2021, release you can use measure in the start and end value of the axis. Create measure and use those
Start Value = minx(values(Table[Month]), [Measure]) -1
end Value = maxx(values(Table[Month]), [Measure]) +1
Use these in fx of start and end
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