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JorgeAbiad
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Line and Clustered Column Chart cannot display the full year range in the X-axis

Hello PBI experts,

 

Good day!!

I have created a visualization using Line and Clustered Column chart. In the X-axis I plotted the Year value. The values in the X-axis is can be changed by using a Slicer visual. In the Slicer visual, the range is from 2020-2036. Currently, we only have data until 2030, However, if I would select the yea from 2020 up to 2030, only 2020,2022,2024,2026,2028,2030 are shown in the X-axis. The data for 2021,2023,2025,2027 and 2029 are shown but the years are not shown in the X-axis. Basically, I have here 11 years of data. I noticed that when the values in the X-axis exceed 10, the values in the X-axis is being cropped out. Is this standard behavior of this visual? Is there a possible way to display all 11 year values, considering that it will be expanded when we enter our data for 2031 - 2036?

Thank you!

Missing Year valuesMissing Year values

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MFelix
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Hi @JorgeAbiad ,

 

Looking at you image appears to me that the axis is on continuos format check the x-axis format and try changing it to categorical instead of continuous.

 

 


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Pragati11
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Hi @JorgeAbiad ,

 

Change your X-axis in format pane from Continuous scale type to Categorical scale type.

 

Thanks.

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Pragati Jain


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Pragati11
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Hi @JorgeAbiad ,

 

Change your X-axis in format pane from Continuous scale type to Categorical scale type.

 

Thanks.

Best Regards,

Pragati Jain


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Hello @Pragati11 ,

 

Thank you!! After applying ascending sort, I got what I want to achieved.

 

Regards,

JorgeAbiad

MFelix
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Hi @JorgeAbiad ,

 

Looking at you image appears to me that the axis is on continuos format check the x-axis format and try changing it to categorical instead of continuous.

 

 


Regards

Miguel Félix


Did I answer your question? Mark my post as a solution!

Proud to be a Super User!

Check out my blog: Power BI em Português



Hello @MFelix ,

 

Thank you very much! This is just what I need.

 

Regards,

JorgeAbiad

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