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Stepped Trend Line - Is it possible?
Is there anyway to make a "Trend" line or a "Y-Axis Constant" line into a stepped line? I have a request to have the trend line sit at 20% until a specific month and then drop to 10% moving forward. I'm still learning Power BI, but haven't found a solution to this or a similar issue to reference. Thank you for your help!
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- parry2kSuper User
amcd325 create a measure for the trend line, tweak the logic as you see fit.
Trend Line Measure = IF ( MAX ( Table[Month Number ) > 8, .1, .2 )✨ Follow us on LinkedIn and to our YouTube channel
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- amcd325New Member
parry2k sorry to ask, but how would I apply this? I've tried putting it in a bunch of the fields, but keep getting an error. Maybe I did the measure wrong - I did get it created successfully doing it this way. I haven't gotten to the DAX part of my training yet lol. I appreciate your help and patience.
Template: Trend Line Measure = IF ( MAX ( Table[Month Number ) > 8, .1, .2 ) Our Info: Y-Axis Constant Line Measure = IF (MAX(DT_TBL[Year_Month]) > 7, .1) - amcd325New Member
I see now that Month Number is an actual option here so I have changed the string to:
IF (MAX( DT_TBL[MTH_NBR] >7, .1)
This string like this works in the file (Thank you!)
I would like to put it in the line graph as either the Y Constant or a secondary Y axis. I'm not sure making it a Y Constant is a possibility, but when I put it in Secondary Y axis field, it makes all of my lines go flat. 😞
- parry2kSuper User
amcd325 can you share the pbix file, and remove sensitive information before sharing? It is a bit hard to tell why it is not working.
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- v-luwang-msftCommunity Support
Hi amcd325 ,
Has your problem been solved, if so, please consider Accept a correct reply as the solution or share your own solution to help others find it.
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Lucien