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I have a requirement to add two measures in stacked column chart
where the isssue is that when we have two measures the y axis is been doubled for two measures
Example : Total Price is 30M and MTD Price is 15M and the Y- axis being added as 45M instead 30m where 15m is not been fitted into 30M.
where I should get the Yaxis like below Sample:
where as in power BI we are getting like this
it makes the numbers misleading, Is there any workaround to overcome this.
Thanks for the reply from @lbendlin , please allow me to provide another insight.
Hi, @DivyaN ,
In a stacked column chart, on the Y-axis, multiple measures are stacked.
You might consider using another visual, such as a clustered column chart.
Display the two measures in two separate columns.
Best Regards,
Dengliang Li
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It works exactly as it should. You need to modify your second measure to reduce the value accordingly.
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