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Hi,
The whole point of my graph is to show where data points are missing, but Power BI keeps filling the blanks by interpolating between them:
I would like the points to just disappear wherever there's a blank value.
The graph uses the following data:
where "time" is a "Time" format and "Actual_value" is a General format.
Thanks in advance to anyone who can help!
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Hi @marvir ,
Is that Scatter chart? According to my test, it doesn't support show blank value as blank, but you can show blank value as 0. You can also set a color style to highlight blank values.
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If my answer helps you solve the problem, please accept my answer as a solution and let it be seen by more people in need.
Best regards,
Mengmeng Li
Hi @marvir ,
Is that Scatter chart? According to my test, it doesn't support show blank value as blank, but you can show blank value as 0. You can also set a color style to highlight blank values.
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If my answer helps you solve the problem, please accept my answer as a solution and let it be seen by more people in need.
Best regards,
Mengmeng Li
Hi @marvir ,
Power BI by default skip blanks and doesn't interpolate. However, if happening so, why don't you put a filter on the data and uncheck blanks. Am I missing something??
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