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I guess Power BI uses different logics about showing X axis between the two graphs.
Do you have any idea to avoid the difference? (I don't want to convert from DATE to STRING)
graph a
graph a axis
graph b axis
graph b axis
Thanks for reading and apologize for the Japanese.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @ebyhr,
If you want the axis to be consistent, create your own date table and your own columns for Month and don't use the Auto-date hierarchy feature that you are using in the image.
Do you have a separate date table?
Hi @ebyhr,
If you want the axis to be consistent, create your own date table and your own columns for Month and don't use the Auto-date hierarchy feature that you are using in the image.
Do you have a separate date table?
Hi @Phil_Seamark,
I hadn't used separated date table because this is just for sample demo.
But I tried your solution and resolved now 😉
Thanks for your rapid responce!
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