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Hello!
When I put this calculated column in a visual, PowerBi sum the colum. I would like to see each row, not the sum. How can I do this?
Thank you!
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Hi @Pucca121,
Yes, you need to use a column not a measure for the Shared Axis of the chart, or it will return a single column/point on the visual.
Regards
Hello @Anonymous,
I put this for the visual. Isn't it correct?
Thanks 🙂
Hi @Pucca121,
In Power BI Desktop, we can select the Default Summarization icon under Modeling tab to change how a field is summarized.
In your scenario, just select sword_Codeaction column, then click the Default Summarization icon under Modeling tab, and select Don't summarize.
Regards
Hello @v-ljerr-msft,
Thank you for your help.
However, two things.
1. With the measures, I can't change the default summarization. But, in my case, the default summarization is already on "don't summarize"
2. I check my measures and my data, all is correct. When I put my measures in a table, all works perfectly, but when put it in a a column chart, it doesn't work.. Is it because the fact they are measures?
Thank you very much
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Hi @Pucca121,
Yes, you need to use a column not a measure for the Shared Axis of the chart, or it will return a single column/point on the visual.
Regards
Thanks !!
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mhhh, it's hard to guess without seeing the data.
Can you provide a pic of the data?