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Hello, I have a time series line plot visualization in power bi. X axis are months and the y axis are some values. I want to have data labels only for the last point on the line. Is this possible?
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Hi @314mp_M0th4 ,
You might consider creating a measure to display the last data and then placing it on the card visual object, adjusting the card formatting background, etc. to display the card as a data label.
As @CoreyP said, it is also possible to create dynamic format strings for measure.
Best Regards,
Neeko Tang
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I actually just did that this week. I was playing around with animating a line chart, like so:
You can accomplish this using a dynamic format string for your measure. To get the animation to work, it required a disconnected date table. Since you're not animating, it might not require the disconnected table, but I'm not sure. Here is the dynamic format string for my measure:
I actually just did that this week. I was playing around with animating a line chart, like so:
You can accomplish this using a dynamic format string for your measure. To get the animation to work, it required a disconnected date table. Since you're not animating, it might not require the disconnected table, but I'm not sure. Here is the dynamic format string for my measure:
Hi @314mp_M0th4 ,
You might consider creating a measure to display the last data and then placing it on the card visual object, adjusting the card formatting background, etc. to display the card as a data label.
As @CoreyP said, it is also possible to create dynamic format strings for measure.
Best Regards,
Neeko Tang
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.