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Hello,
I have following table:
YEAR_QUARTER | YEAR_QUARTER_ORDER | PERCENTAGE_QUARTER_EAST | PERCENTAGE_QUARTER_WEST | PERCENTAGE_QUARTER_TOTAL | PERCENTAGE_YEAR_EAST | PERCENTAGE_YEAR_WEST | PERCENTAGE_YEAR_TOTAL |
2019 Q1 | 20191 | 97,56 | 95,87 | 96,46 | 97,56 | 95,87 | 96,46 |
2019 Q2 | 20192 | 99,39 | 100,74 | 100,27 | 98,48 | 98,31 | 98,37 |
2019 Q3 | 20193 | 100,18 | 98,74 | 99,24 | 98,49 | 97,95 | 98,14 |
2019 Q4 | 20194 | 95,90 | 94,36 | 94,90 | 97,32 | 98,37 | 98,00 |
2020 Q1 | 20201 | 97,50 | 98,86 | 98,38 | 97,50 | 98,86 | 98,38 |
2020 Q2 | 20202 | 95,70 | 101,50 | 99,47 | 96,60 | 100,18 | 98,93 |
The column YEAR_QUARTER is sorted by YEAR_QUARTER_ORDER
I want to make a Line and Clustered culomn chart:
Shared axis: YEAR_QUARTER
Column values: Sum of PERCENTAGE_YEAR_TOTAL
Y-axis (Column) : Start: 90, End: 105
Line values: Sum of PERCENTAGE_YEAR_EAST
Sum of PERCENTAGE_YEAR_WEST
The result is:
The scale of the Y-axis for the Lines is NOT the same as the scale of the Y-axis for the Columns.
Why is this?
Can I make the Y-axis for the Lines the same as the scale of the Y-axis for the Columns?
Thanks
R.W.
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@Anonymous on format pane, turn on align zero for 2nd axis.
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@Anonymous , @parry2k has already suggested the option. In this link, they have used the same axis for both lines and bars. see if this can help https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/visuals/power-bi-visualization-combo-chart
@Anonymous on format pane, turn on align zero for 2nd axis.
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