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Hi everyone,
I want to plot this SVG code in a matrix table. It represents a column chart.
Unfortunately, I have two issues:
- All (10) columns are the same height instead of being adjusted to the height based on the max. Brutomarge
- The format in label is not represented in the column charts; I only see the first number instead of the number in thousands
(e.g. 512345 should be 512K, but I only see the 5).
If more information is provided, let me know! I will have to create a sample set then.
The code is as following:
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @Anonymous ,
Thanks for your reply.
Adjusting the row padding value doesn't have effect on the chart, and it not about the settings, but a change in the measure is required.
The formatting didn't have an effect either unfortunately.
I added two images here below. The first image is how it looks now, and the second option is the desired one. I hope this clarifies it somewhat more.
Hi @Anonymous
You can set the Row padding value to adjust the height of rows. However every row in a table/matrix visual has the same height. It doesn't support different heights for rows at present.
For the second issue, I'm not sure if this works but you may have a try:
FORMAT( [Column1] , "#,##0,.0K" )
Best Regards,
Jing
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