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lance_6
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4 years ago
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Improved Small Multiples Features. When are they coming??

I wasn't 100% where to ask this, but thought this board would be best. 

 

Nearly a year ago Small mulitples was released. In the milestones it was mentioned there would be added features and capabilities, specifically: "Formatting: Y axis ranges can be synchronized or unsynchronized (to allow comparison of trends across multiples whose ranges vary wildly)"

 

Now my question is, is there a timeline for this or even an update? Small multiples was an awesome add, but is very lacking in my opinion, due to a few simple thinngs you would expect from a visual of this type. 

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  • v-zhangti's avatar
    v-zhangti
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    Hi, lance_6 

     

    Small Multiples Features has been updated. Small multiples, or trellising, splits a visual into multiple versions of itself. The versions are presented side by side, with data divided across these versions by a chosen dimension. 


    This is the relevant document, hope to help you:

    https://docs.microsoft.com/power-bi/visuals/power-bi-visualization-small-multiples 

    https://docs.microsoft.com/power-bi/visuals/power-bi-visualization-small-multiples-interact 

     

    Best Regards,

    Community Support Team _Charlotte

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    • RKM's avatar
      RKM
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      Apologies for posted comment on "solved" marked post.

      v-zhangti  - Are you saying "...

      • Formatting: Y axis ranges can be synchronized or unsynchronized (to allow comparison of trends across multiples whose ranges vary wildly)"   ---- This feature is already in? I still dont see any difference on my small multiple line charts.. No difference of scale for Y axis and there by making chart impossible to read beause 1 category is in very high value range where as all other are low.