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Hello,
I have a scatter chart which holds coordinates X and Y, on it i have unique items with their own ID's i'd like to show. However, if two different items have the same X and Y it only shows one of them. Is there any way to avoid this problem and show both of the items?
Screenshot of the chart and its table:
https://gyazo.com/2ba0d1a5713223513d54fe13528720fa
Thank you in advance
So like one on top of the other but smaller or like the circle split down the middle or?
A split circle would be great if it'd still split it in case of there being more(5,6....) of the same values.
How about using size or doing expression based formatting, using count of rows with same X and Y value?
If this works for you, please mark it as the solution. Kudos are appreciated too. Please let me know if not.
Regards,
Pat
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I tried out the size option and it seems to fix the problem and actually add some nice functionality. Thanks a lot and sorry for the problem.
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