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Hi! I'm having trouble with a pie chart graph. I have a set of defined categories but for one of them I get it represented in three different groups. I don't have any idea why this is happening.
Thanks in advance
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Hi! i've found the solution to my problem.
The groups that I were using for my legend were generated in a calculated column.
The thing is that I also had a calculated column for sorting that groups. I updated the DAX measure to add more groups in between but I forgot to change my measure for sorting resulting in the problem mentioned.
Thanks for your time!
HI @Anonymous ,
Can you try displaying categorical labels along with labels on pie-chart?
See if it tells you what extra pie it is showing there.
Share the screenshot as well.
Sorry, I didn't understand you.
This are the slices shown:
HI @Anonymous ,
I meant the following as this will tell you what that extra pie is getting displayed on your pie-chart though it doesn't show it on the LEGEND:
Also I am now not very sure if I understand your question. What do you mean by I have a set of defined categories but for one of them I get it represented in three different groups?
Here is another capture:
I'm having three slices displayed for the group "W7-W10" when it should be only one.
Hi @Anonymous ,
Please export the data to excel, compare those 3 heads, they look like same but should be different by a space (white space), in the beginning/end or in middle somewhere?
Hope it helps.
Hi,
Share the link from where i can download your PBI file.
HI @Anonymous ,
What happens when you move this working week group to Details section rather than Legend section?
HAve you tried moving this working week group and your count to a normal table visual rather than pie-chart? (attach a screenshot if possible)
I can't judge exactly without seeing the data.
Hi! i've found the solution to my problem.
The groups that I were using for my legend were generated in a calculated column.
The thing is that I also had a calculated column for sorting that groups. I updated the DAX measure to add more groups in between but I forgot to change my measure for sorting resulting in the problem mentioned.
Thanks for your time!