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ivypriest
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End Marker for a multiple line chart

Hello, 

 

I'm struggling with adding the marker for the end date in the chart. 

 

The data is long formatted. I put the category in the legend shelf and the value in the values shelf.

I tried to create new measure/column in the data model. But I can't add them to the value shelf.

 

ivypriest_0-1663872210309.png

 

Something interesting is, if the legend is empty, then I can add the calculated measure/column in the values shelf.

ivypriest_1-1663872520038.png

 

Much appreciated for the suggestions in advance!

 

Thanks,

Bingying

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parry2k
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@ivypriest if you are using legend then you cannot add multiple measures on the values, either it is legend or multiple measures.

 

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EHA_SD
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To close the loop, here is the work around we came up with:
Create a measure that holds the latest value then put it on the upper bound of the error bars (absolute), and change the marker to the dot.

EHA_SD_2-1663963966461.png

EHA_SD_3-1663963971402.png

Hoping this won't be so hard to do in the near future!

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EHA_SD
Advocate III
Advocate III

To close the loop, here is the work around we came up with:
Create a measure that holds the latest value then put it on the upper bound of the error bars (absolute), and change the marker to the dot.

EHA_SD_2-1663963966461.png

EHA_SD_3-1663963971402.png

Hoping this won't be so hard to do in the near future!

ivypriest
Frequent Visitor

Thanks for the explanation! @parry2k Hope this feature will be added to PBI desktop soon.

parry2k
Super User
Super User

@ivypriest if you are using legend then you cannot add multiple measures on the values, either it is legend or multiple measures.

 

Follow us on LinkedIn and YouTube.gif to our YouTube channel

I would  Kudos if my solution helped. 👉 If you can spend time posting the question, you can also make effort to give Kudos to whoever helped to solve your problem. It is a token of appreciation!

 

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