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Hey,
I have a graph with 4 lines and 1 bar value.
3 of the lines and the bar chart hover to approximately the same value, and so a second Y-axis isn't necessary to differentiate between those.
I want to add that fourth line chart whose values only reach about a fifth of those of the bar chart and so I need a secondary Y-axis for THIS value alone.
Currenly I know how to create a secondary Y-axis but when I do it applies to ALL the lines, or to the bar chart, while I want it to apply only for 1 line.
Is this possible?
Hi @ofeklevy,
By default, the secondary Y-axis option applies to all lines in a chart. Currently, it is not available to make it only apply to one specific line. I would suggest you submit your request at this page: https://ideas.powerbi.com/forums/265200-power-bi-ideas If this idea is mentioned by many users, our product team will consider adding this feature in later release.
Regards,
Yuliana Gu
Thank you. This was very helpful.
Unfortunately I read that R visuals through PBI Desktop only process 150,000 rows, while my data set is much bigger.
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