Hi
How do I create an up down chart like below? Which is done on excel, I am unable to replicate this chart format in PowerBI.
Hi @naoki
The chart in the picture doesn't make sense mathematically.
Columns down should only have negative numbers.
If you want to see the direction of changes, you can use a line graph with the option
"Stepped" if you need it.
Or the waterfall graph.
Examples :
Stepprd line:
Waterfall :
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Hi @naoki
The chart in the picture doesn't make sense mathematically.
Columns down should only have negative numbers.
If you want to see the direction of changes, you can use a line graph with the option
"Stepped" if you need it.
Or the waterfall graph.
Examples :
Stepprd line:
Waterfall :
If this post helps, then please consider Accepting it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly
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