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Hi All,
I often have this kind of design in mind when building dashboards/reports:
Where I have multiple visualisations/tiles which have a common dimension, the above was part of a dashboard I built in Tableau, where, with a bit of fiddling, you can get things to line up quite nicely.
I can't seem to get this kind of thing in Power BI - mainly because I can't select a 'fit to height' type option for each tile.
Has anyone tackled this kind of thing in Power BI? Any tips and tricks/ideas for getting something like this working?
Anyone aware if this has been raised as an Idea?
Cheers
Mark
Thanks, I think a lot of my issue is being used to Tableau, need to get my head around some different methods of doing things.
One thing stopping me doing what I would like is not having rows/Y-axis for line graphs - so that you can have something like this which I could then line up with the other tiles, seems I need to create a line graph for each member of the dimension?:
Cheers
Mark
Hi
Maybe I am misunderstanding your question but between the "Alignement" and "Distribute" buttons in the desktop ribbon and "General" format settings for each visual, I am able to line things up pretty mush to the T.
Under the general formatting tab you can set X and Y positions as well as width and height for each visual, surely this is all you need for lining things up perfectly.
A snap to grid feature would be nice though.
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