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I recently saw that Power BI can leverage trend lines on line/bar charts.
In the example below it would be nice to see how each of the "widgets" I am measuring are increasing or decreasing in performance over time. I cannot figure out how a trend can be added to each of the (4) widgets to better define the "shape" of each of the products measured.
Thanks in advance for the help.
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@Anonymous,
When adding a trendline to your chart, set the Sombine Series perpoerty to Off. Then you can see multiple trendlines in your chart.
Regards,
Charlie Liao
@Anonymous,
When adding a trendline to your chart, set the Sombine Series perpoerty to Off. Then you can see multiple trendlines in your chart.
Regards,
Charlie Liao
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