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Hello.
Can anyone tell me, why Power BI - "chart histogram with grouping" drawing 4.7 > 5.2, 381 < 378. Same data work well with "grouped histogram".
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Hi @Anonymous ,
Then I think that maybe you are using secondary y axis for the line column
Please check your "Format" of your chart, choose "Y-axis",
there is a "show secondary" selection, if that's on, that's the reason.
Aiolos Zhao
Hi @Anonymous ,
I just want to know what type of the chart you are using, a custom visual or a default one?
Aiolos Zhao
@Anonymous
I use line and clustered column chart
Hi @Anonymous ,
Then I think that maybe you are using secondary y axis for the line column
Please check your "Format" of your chart, choose "Y-axis",
there is a "show secondary" selection, if that's on, that's the reason.
Aiolos Zhao
@Anonymous yes, that was a reason (show secondary). Thanks.
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