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Hello everyone,
I have two gauge charts with max and target values. When target>max, there's no line/value shown for the target in the Gauge Chart, so the size is bigger. What I want to do is ensure that the size is always the same for both of my gauge charts. How can I achieve that without removing my target value or incrementing my max value to be higher than the target?
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Hi @julsr ,
Create a measure with the following DAX measure:
Gauge_Max =
MAX(
MAX(Gauge1_Max, Gauge1_Target),
MAX(Gauge2_Max, Gauge2_Target)
)
Now put this measures in both gauges Max
Hi @julsr ,
Create a measure with the following DAX measure:
Gauge_Max =
MAX(
MAX(Gauge1_Max, Gauge1_Target),
MAX(Gauge2_Max, Gauge2_Target)
)
Now put this measures in both gauges Max
To keep gauge charts consistent in size when target > max without changing targets or max values:
Set a Consistent Max Value:
Custom Target Labeling:
This keeps both gauges visually consistent.
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