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pinfsp18
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Display Trend Line for 1 Bar Only

I have a clustered column chart with 3 bars.  I want to add a trend line to only 1 of the 3 bars.  It seems like there is only an option for a combined trend, which I cannot use, or 3 individual trends for each bar.  I only want to show the trend on 1 bar.  Is this possible?  Thanks!

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parry2k
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@pinfsp18 You need to create dummy data and send it with the expected output. Not sure what else to tell or maybe someone else can help. 



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I cannot send a file, but have provided screen shots of the table and visuals.BITrendLine2.PNGBITrendLine3.PNG

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@pinfsp18 that is to give you an idea of how you can achieve this? I don't know how your data is structured and how tables are related etc. Put something together in a pbix file and share it using one drive/google drive with the expected output.

 

 



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Sorry, I can't send the data.  But it's very simple, it's 1 table with total tickets submitted, total tickets resolved, total tickets remaining open sum by month.  I add all 4 fields to the chart and set a trend line.  But Power BI doesn't appear to have an option to only allow me to show the trend line for submitted like Excel does.  The 2 pics I attached show Power BI with 3 lines and Excel with only 1 which is what I am trying to accomplish in Power BI.  Seems simple enough, but I don't see an option to only display the one trend line I want in Power BI.

parry2k
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@pinfsp18 you can create a combo chart in Power BI and for line use the following measure:

 

Line = CALCULATE ( SUM ( Table[Value] ), Table[Type] = "Submitted" )

 

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That calc gives me the sum of the submitted tickets each month and not a trend of the submitted tickets.

 

pinfsp18
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Power BI only seems to add a trend line for each bar as shown in the first chart when turning off Combine Series.  Or if I change it and turn on Combine Series it adds 1 trend line for the combination of all 3 bars.  I only want to trend one bar, the total submitted as shown in the second chart which I had to recreate in Excel.

 

BITrendLine.PNG

parry2k
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@pinfsp18 not sure what you are trying to achieve? Can you share some examples?



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