Hi everyone,
I'm trying to draw a line chart with a gap as below, which I can do in Excel by giving a blank in selected cells. I tried to do the same in Power BI but failed. Can anyone help me with this? Thank you in advance 🙂
Hi @Anonymous ,
If you right-click on your axis dimension you can select 'Show items with no data'. This will give you gaps anywhere that there is a null value against that axis point. However, you may need to filter the axis dimension in another way to prevent too many axis points appearing, as this will show ALL available axis points.
Pete
Hi @Anonymous ,
If you right-click on your axis dimension you can select 'Show items with no data'. This will give you gaps anywhere that there is a null value against that axis point. However, you may need to filter the axis dimension in another way to prevent too many axis points appearing, as this will show ALL available axis points.
Pete
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