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I have a chart that looks like the below.
When I convert this to a line and column, it automatically convert the 'PM Count' column to be 'Count of PM Count' and therefore displays the values incorrectly.
Below you can see that field is clearly a numeric value and is formatted as such.
Hi @CharlotteOW ,
You can try to create a measure and put it in:
Measure =
MAX('Table'[PM Count])
If I have misunderstood your meaning, please provide your desired output.
Best Regards,
Liu Yang
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Hey - this still doesn't work as it just shows me the max value across every month rather than the individual count per month.
Here is my table and the last column is what I want to have shown in the chart. This is just a field from an table.
@CharlotteOW , Other than table visual, no other visual support Not Summarized column in values. Values have to be aggregated or use on axis
Thank you for the response, what would be the best way around this?
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