How to add x-axis constant lines in the distribution (histogram)

[Bilhan_Bel]

Imagine this situation:

I have 100 scenarios and I have their variance % values from -25% to 25% mostly and when I want to show the population 
I created a calculated column with switch in dax to show 5% ranges here 0% | 5% we have 20 scenarios lets say.
and it looks good. However business wants to see in a line chart (fine) but they also wants to see x-axis constant lines

* where is 0% line
* 1SD, 2SD, 3SD lines 

sure, but when I use bins I'm not able to add x-axis but y-axis constant? which doesn't bring any value to the visual

when I don't use the bins and use the original column instead. I have distinct values so i'm only seeing 1 or 2 scenarios that they have the same variance % and I can add x-axis constant lines but It's not what business want.

I'm not what I'm missing here?

I'm not sure If I can add a sample power bi file here? but since it's an easy dataset I didn't add any records here.

What's your thoughts on this? Is there any way around here?

[Greg_Deckler]

@Bilhan_Bel X-axis constant lines only appear for numeric and date (same thing really) values on the x-axis. You can refer to this thread: Solved: x-axis constant line on line graph - Microsoft Fabric Community

[Bilhan_Bel · Accepted solution]

Hey 

I'm glad you answer because I questioned everything what I have done and I check what's the definition to have x-axis constant in the visual for the report? and I found the solution

solution: x-axis is not possible to make it a dimension which DOES NOT HAVE continuous records. 
so, I changed the dimensions from text to numerical format and it works (Y)

thanks buddy!