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Hi community,
I apologize for the trivial question, but I read and tried many things and I still can't figure out a solution.
My problem is in displaying values in a line chart that do not reflect the values that are in the source table. My goal is to display only one number after the decimal point when you roll over the mouse.
From the pictures it will be understandable:
Line chart show 3,20:
Source table has 3,2:
How to display it correctly?
Thanks in advance
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@Divous you can do this if you are trying to display a measure called "Measure"
Hi @Divous ,
You could change the number of decimal place from auto to 1. Then it will be shown as "3.2".
Best Regards,
Xue Ding
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Hi @Divous ,
You could change the number of decimal place from auto to 1. Then it will be shown as "3.2".
Best Regards,
Xue Ding
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
@Divous you can do this if you are trying to display a measure called "Measure"
@smpa01this is measure already, because I need use them for slicer by column (using this method https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/Line-chart-slicer/m-p/124091/highlight/true#M52499) so I am not sure how to make it? And please how did you show the Measures menu in the ribbon? I have February version of PBI Desktop and do not have it.
And once we've found it, don't you know how to modify the method so that I can check more items in the slicer? Now I can choose only one.
@smpa01 @v-xuding-msft So now I feel stupid. These are new features in the preview version. I've already found it and through this menu in ribbon it edited and it works. Sorry and thank you!
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