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Hello Team,
We created a stacked area chart with two different y axis values. However, the chart resembles the same and it overlaps each other.
It would be better if anyone provides us the solution or the root cause so that it will be sorted out.
Attaching the screenshot for reference where the two values are highlighted
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Hello @Alex87 ,
I've identified the root cause of the issue. Essentially, my graph was displaying two lines overlapped on the Y-axis, even though the variables were supposed to have different values.
When I checked the data model, I noticed that the variables for the Y-axis were being sourced from two different models. Upon closer inspection, I found that aligning both variables to be sourced from the same data model resolved the problem, resulting in the graph displaying correctly.
Now, i changed both the calculated values to be taken from the same data model and the graph becomes appropriate and the issue is resolved.
Hello!
I do not understand, what is the problem here? the fact that the two measures display the same values and should not be the case? can you provide sample data, and a view on how you built your model, measures etc?
Hello @Alex87 ,
I've identified the root cause of the issue. Essentially, my graph was displaying two lines overlapped on the Y-axis, even though the variables were supposed to have different values.
When I checked the data model, I noticed that the variables for the Y-axis were being sourced from two different models. Upon closer inspection, I found that aligning both variables to be sourced from the same data model resolved the problem, resulting in the graph displaying correctly.
Now, i changed both the calculated values to be taken from the same data model and the graph becomes appropriate and the issue is resolved.
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