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I have a drop down that filters a chart. The chart displays great when it displays for all projects. If I pick one of the projects from the filter, it displays the bars much larger.
Is there a way to make the bars that displays for only one project appear smaller? Are there settings, where the area destinated for the chart be resized?
@Strongbuck you can control Y-Axis by measure, check this link Customize X-axis and Y-axis properties - Power BI | Microsoft Learn
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I reviewed all of the options for my chart. No where did I see where I could resize the chart that displays when I filter or an option to set a Max size for the bars that appear.
The initial chart displays as depicted below. The second image is how it displays after I select a filter. The bars that display are too large. The transition between chart 1 and the drilldown is not smooth at all.
I see that there is a "minimum category width". I need a "maximum category width" option. Does this exists? It would be even better, if I could control the length of the entire chart.
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