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hi all,
I am trying to make my line go to the top of each stack?
I've checked the data and there definately is values for october in the business column. (Business values are either "A" or "B")
There are no filters.
X-Axis - Date
Y Axis - Count of Business
Y Axis Line - Count of Business
Legend - Business
expecting it to do this (red line) -
please help!
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Hi @wonka1234,
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Hi @wonka1234,
As we haven’t heard back from you, we wanted to kindly follow up to check if the solution provided by the super user resolved your issue.
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try setting the y axis to shared. Looks like they are on different y axis
how do you change it to shared?
must be another visual I am think of. You can use a measure to set the min/max axis to the same. In this example you can see two axis are very different
If we set the min axis of both y axis to 0, and max to a measure
maxAxis =
var measure1 =
CALCULATE(
MAXX( VALUES( 'Table'[Month] ), [a] )
,ALLSELECTED()
)
var measure2 =
CALCULATE(
MAXX( VALUES( 'Table'[Month] ), [_y] )
,ALLSELECTED()
)
RETURN
MAX( measure1, measure2 )
and now both are in sync
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