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Hello everyone,
I have some sales data on the y axis and the current interval is 2. Meaning that data goes from 0 to 8 with a pace of 2.
Does anyone know if I can customise this pace 1,2,3 etc. I have tried to start from a minimum range of 2,3 etc but it doesn't work as I would like it to. Since I want the pace to be 3 and range gives me random interval.
Secondly I would like to know if I can add a dynamic dotted line in the below chart like this. Meaning that since the graph will have updated data, I would like to know if I can put a line like this before the last bar. The goal is to differentiate the last bar from the others.
Thank you in advance if you can help me with this.
Hi, @Spyrosmak
Regarding the first question, maybe you can modify the Range setting in the Y-axis settings and turn on the Logarithmetic scale.
Regarding the dynamic dashed line, we can find the Reference Line in format, click to create a new line, and then put the created measure into Value
Here is my preview:
The measures you create are shown below. My measures and data are just an example and are just for reference.
DottedLine = IF(MAX('Table'[Date]) = TODAY(), MAX('Table'[Sales]), BLANK())
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Hello and Thank you for your recommendation. The first interval solution doesn't work for the reduction of the data points that I want to achieve. The second solution in my case creates a horizontal line and not a vertical one. I have dates in the x axis.
Thank you
@Spyrosmak , for month year, I doubt you can have that line. But if you use date, means continuous axis. You can use constant lines on X-Axis too. And you can use a measure on that
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