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Hello. I want to make a visual the shows how required margin changes over time. The graph I want to illustrate seems to just show a straight line. The reportdate on the x-axis is updating new values daily. How can I fix this issue?
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@LFM ,
Your table with dates (Rapportdato) and table with values (2025 - Required Margin, 2026 - Required Margin, 2027 - Required Margin, 2028 - Required Margin) are not connected and hence you are getting a straight line.
You will need to create a relationship between these 2 tables which should resolve the issue.
@LFM ,
Your table with dates (Rapportdato) and table with values (2025 - Required Margin, 2026 - Required Margin, 2027 - Required Margin, 2028 - Required Margin) are not connected and hence you are getting a straight line.
You will need to create a relationship between these 2 tables which should resolve the issue.
@LFM which columns or measures you are using on x-axis and Y-axis, provide more details. 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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