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Hello!
I am having trouble understanding error bars. I have data with average lines and i want to add the standard deviation as shaded area, but I only manage to show the upper error. the picture is the same, whether I add "standard deviation of value" to upper or lower bound (relative relationship). If I add it to both, there is no shaded area.
See the example image:
Is there a way I can show the error without adding average and upper/lower bound columns in power query? As the number of parallels differs and the dataset is huge, it is not a good option.
This is the result I want:
Here is an example dataset: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1AfsS-dRbMLTaUgbwfJOwk0GAhKJBhdFe/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=11106...
The issue was solved with PowerBI update.
I hoped there would be solution when I am back from vacation but I am still struggeling with the same problem. Please help!
Hi @nufffins ,
Try to create one and add to line chart, refer:
https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/Standard-Deviation/td-p/66609
Best Regards
Lucien
The provided link does not deal with error bars
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