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Prince0011
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1 month ago
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My all chart bending toward right

Hi 

While making my project i realised that my previous page chart ,text ,evrything bend towards right direction 

i try lots of things but i am not able to solve it 

please let me know if you have a solution 

 

Thanks

 

  • Hello Prince0011 

     

    Try this


    To fix visuals shifting to the right in Power BI, start by selecting the affected chart or text box (hold Ctrl to select multiple at once if several are affected the same way). With it selected, open the Format pane in the Visualizations panel on the right, click the paint roller icon, and expand the General section. Under General > Properties, check if "Lock aspect ratio" is turned on if it is, disable it, since this setting can cause visuals to shift or resize unexpectedly when the page scales. While you're there, manually set fixed values for Position (X and Y) and Size (Width and Height) instead of leaving them auto-calculated, which removes any drift. If multiple visuals are affected, select them all and use the Format ribbon tab at the top (not the pane) > Align > Align Left or Align Center to snap them back into a straight line. Finally, click on empty canvas space, open Format pane > Canvas settings, and confirm the page size/type (16:9, 4:3, or custom) hasn't changed, since a page resize can push everything toward one side.

     


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  • Shahid12523's avatar
    Shahid12523
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    Try going to View β†’ Reset to default (or switch between Fit to Page and Actual Size); if the issue persists, it's likely a page layout or container alignment problem rather than the visuals themselves.

  • Hello Prince0011 

     

    Try this


    To fix visuals shifting to the right in Power BI, start by selecting the affected chart or text box (hold Ctrl to select multiple at once if several are affected the same way). With it selected, open the Format pane in the Visualizations panel on the right, click the paint roller icon, and expand the General section. Under General > Properties, check if "Lock aspect ratio" is turned on if it is, disable it, since this setting can cause visuals to shift or resize unexpectedly when the page scales. While you're there, manually set fixed values for Position (X and Y) and Size (Width and Height) instead of leaving them auto-calculated, which removes any drift. If multiple visuals are affected, select them all and use the Format ribbon tab at the top (not the pane) > Align > Align Left or Align Center to snap them back into a straight line. Finally, click on empty canvas space, open Format pane > Canvas settings, and confirm the page size/type (16:9, 4:3, or custom) hasn't changed, since a page resize can push everything toward one side.

     


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  • v-kathullac's avatar
    v-kathullac
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    Thankyou Shahid12523 , pankajnamekar25   for Addressing the issue.

     

    Hi Prince0011 ,

     

    As we haven’t heard back from you, we wanted to kindly follow up to check if the solution provided for the issue worked? or Let us know if you need any further assistance?

     

    Regards,

    Chaithanya

  • v-kathullac's avatar
    v-kathullac
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    Hi @Prince0011 ,

     

    As we haven’t heard back from you, we wanted to kindly follow up to check if the solution provided for the issue worked? or Let us know if you need any further assistance?

     

    Regards,

    Chaithanya