How to present clustered visual

Question

I have this chart that shows the selected time range counts and also counts for the same time for the previous year. I have some questions about how to present this chart.

As it is based on the current time selection on the slicer this is what it looks like but when time selection changes bars and labels on the x-axis will change to accommodate the space. Is there a way to set this up so it always looks the same?
How do I set the x-axis labels to show in chronological order rather than randomly as it is now? This data comes from my calendar table that looks like this (see below)
Is there a way to set these labels more readable way?

Any sugestions and best practices would be much appreciated

ritaf1983 · Accepted Answer

Hi&nbsp;stribor45&nbsp;According to questions 1 and 3 .We don't have an option to "freeze" the form of a graph, if the QTY of bars changes it will change their size according to visual proportions, so we have to design it very accurately.For example for dates use the thinnest format mm/yy if we are talking about months like in your example.It does not only save a place, but it is fewer pixels for the user to read, his brain will thank you 🙂By sorting chronologically you can add a column to sort with the logic:sort month = year('calendar'[Date])*100+month('calendar'[Date])and sort the month by this columnLink to the sample file&nbsp;If this post&nbsp;helps, then please consider&nbsp;Accepting it as the solution&nbsp;to help the other members find it more quickly&nbsp;&nbsp;

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