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khush19
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4 years ago
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How to get constant line in Line and stack chart

Hi All,

 

I have requirement where i need to add a line at 85% ( a constant line) on my line and stack chart.

 

How to do this?

  • Hi khush19 

     

    In this scenario, it doesn't support to add a y-axis constant line for the stacked columns. If you add a measure to Line y-axis area, it uses the line axis rather than the column axis.  

     

    You may calculate the max value for the line axis. Then multiply 0.85 to the max value in a measure. Put this measure to the chart as a line. It will appear at the 85% height position of the column. 

     

    Best Regards,
    Community Support Team _ Jing
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  • Hi khush19 

     

    Create a measure like this:

    constant line = 0.85
     
    and use that in the Line y-axis field of the visual like the below:

     

     

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    • khush19's avatar
      khush19
      Resolver I

      Thanks Vahid ,

       

      but in My case % axis has stack chart and numbers are for line chart.

      so when i add something like this it add to stack chart

       

       

      • v-jingzhang's avatar
        v-jingzhang
        Community Support

        Hi khush19 

         

        In this scenario, it doesn't support to add a y-axis constant line for the stacked columns. If you add a measure to Line y-axis area, it uses the line axis rather than the column axis.  

         

        You may calculate the max value for the line axis. Then multiply 0.85 to the max value in a measure. Put this measure to the chart as a line. It will appear at the 85% height position of the column. 

         

        Best Regards,
        Community Support Team _ Jing
        If this post helps, please Accept it as Solution to help other members find it.