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Is there any way to display all months in Y-axis when date is selected as continous type as i want to show X-axis constant line which is not available on Categorical view.
In chart below it can be seen that after every month their is Gap.
Thanks in advance.
@SaadMansoor Based on your input, seems like you want to show the data by month, although you have selected date x-axis as continuous, is this correct understanding?
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@parry2k Yes, please see in this image. I want blue box to highlight months from july onwards which i doing by enabling x-axis constant line which is not available in categorical dates
@SaadMansoor when you are using continuous on the x-axis, you cannot control how many months it will show or what format it will show, it will adjust given the size of the visual and the selected date range.
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@parry2k Thanks, is there any work around ? any custom visual? i need to shade area for particular month to distinguish forecast from actuals ...
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