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three questions about data using PowerBI aggregate column charts.
What are three of the contents of the attachment?
Question (1)
How do I display only the value "-50, -100" below y-axis 0?
Question (2)
The y-axis currently shows rungs of -100, -50, 0, 50, 100, but how do I display rungs only at 0?
Question (3)
How do I display data labels that are less than 0 in red, although the number of data labels is 18, 34, -28?
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It was really helpful.
I'm very grateful.
Thank you very much!
Hi, @Anonymous
1)It is difficult to achieve, currently you can only adjust the start and end positions of the y-axis. You can consider creating a rectangle with white background to cover it.
2)As a wokaround, you can create a constant line (value 0) to replace y-axis.
3)I'm afraid that there is no way to define two colors for y axis and data labels through conditional format.
You may need to manually set the data labels less than 0 to red.(Data labels->enable 'customize series'->column C->color: red)
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Eason
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