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Hi, I am wondering if it's possible to change the format of this animated chart to show the actual number instead of a percentage. I see the format under the settings option for the chart, but I'm not sure what to change the javascript too so it'll show the actual number count for each of my locations. Any thoughts? Thanks!
I know it's a bit late, but maybe this will help the next person to check this thread. The only way to do that that I have found is to go into the chart settings by clicking on the visual and clicking "Edit" this opens the visual up in a pane by itself. You will see the chart settings menu pop up. expand the chart settings and you can set the labelFontSize to 0 to remove it. Then you can add your counts into text boxes in place of the percentages.
@Anonymous
Can you explain with some screens of "the animated chart", I am kind of confuse of your requirements.
Read this post to get your answer quickly.
https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Community-Blog/How-to-Get-Your-Question-Answered-Quickly/ba-p/38490
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Hi Paul, I've attached a couple of screen shots of the visulization.
The 2nd image shows the settings, and I want to change the Format from the percentage, to actually show the actual count number.
@Anonymous
Sorry for late reply, I didn't realise you used the third party visual. I have test on it, I don't see the visual allows you change the value format. Usually we recommend to use the default clustered bar chart that is nice and easy to read.
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@V-pazhen-msft Thanks anyhow. I thought maybe someone might now how to change under the Format under the Settings where it is showing Math.round(d)+'%' to change that to pull a number value in JavaScript instead of the percentage. I've tried several ones, but nothing has worked.
Hola, espero no sea tarde
Solo debería eliminarse + "%"
debería ser sufuciente
Me alegro,
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