I only want one secondary y-axis

[jwin2424]

I have an excel chart where I can select which lines have a secondary y axis. 

However, in Power Bi, it applies the secondary y axis to both lines. 

I need the yellow bar to fall back down like the first image. Is there a way to do this?

Thanks!

[Mayank_Yavda]

Hi @jwin2424 ,

Here is Dual Y axis Line Chart which will help you to choose which value you want on secondary axis or you can also add third axis. You will just need to add a stacked column chart along with it to suit your need. Hope this helps you..

Dual Y axis in Line chart with PBIVizEdit.com

Dual Y axis in Line chart with PBIVizEdit.com

Download link on this page

https://pbivizedit.com/gallery/dual-y-axis-line-chart 

This was made with our Custom Visual creator tool PBIVizEdit.com. With this tool,

•  anyone, irrespective of technical skills, can create their own visuals
• 15 minutes to create a visual from scratch
• opens up many additional attributes to edit (for e.g. labels, tooltips, legends position, etc)

Give this a shot and let us know if you face any problems/errors.

You can use the editor to modify your visual further (some modifications cannot be done in Power BI window and have to be in the editor).

Thanks,

Team PBIVizEdit

[jwin2424]

Actually nevermind, I see what you're saying. I need to create it with a column chart. I am on a company computer, and I cannot download from the internet. Is this the only solution?

[Anonymous]

HI @jwin2424,

Here is the custom visual of the dual y-axis column chart, you can try it it helps:

Dual Y Axis Column Chart | PBI VizEdit

Regards,

Xiaoxin Sheng

[jwin2424]

Almost what I need. I mispoke in my last message. I said Column Chart when I really meant Stacked Chart (lilke the visual from my original post). I am playing around with the editor though to see if I can adjust the chart myself. I found the bar chart type and switched it to Scattered, but that didn't seem to work. 

[Anonymous]

Hi @jwin2424,

I don't think the scatter chart can achieve the sample effect you shared. It used different logic than common dual-axis charts to analyze records.

If the above suggestion all not suitable for your requirement, you can also try to use script-based visuals (e.g. R, Python) to manually plot corresponding visual graphs. (they can simply nest different visual effects on the same chart)

Dual Y axis with R and ggplot2 – the R Graph Gallery (r-graph-gallery.com)

Regards,

Xiaoxin Sheng

[jwin2424]

Bummer. Thank for the recommendation. I am not familiar with R, so I don't think I will be adding it to my chart. For now, I will just have to think of a different visual display. 

[jwin2424]

Thank you for this. I did download it via the tool in Power Bi (Get more Apps), but this doesn't have columns as far as I can see. Am I missing something? 

[amitchandak]

@jwin2424 , You can change Start and End of Secondary Y Axis