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Hi folks,
I am doing a 100% stacked bar and I want to hide the gridlines. Is any workaround?
Thank you in advance!
@Anonymous
Here's a workaround to hide gridlines for a 100% stacked bar chart in Power BI:
Create a Blank Background Image:
Import the Image into Power BI:
Create a Relationship:
Add a Card Visualization:
Set the Background Image:
Adjust Card Visualization Formatting:
Place Your 100% Stacked Bar Chart:
Format the Chart:
By using this workaround, you essentially cover the gridlines with a blank background image. This gives the appearance of gridline removal. Make sure to adjust the positioning and sizing of the Card visualization and the 100% stacked bar chart to achieve the desired effect.
I checked mine, and that section seems to disable when you turn off the Y-axis in settings. So you could probably re-enable the Y-axis temporarily, disable gridlines, then turn it back off. 🙂
Ok, thank you. Althouh, it appears color white between bars, but it´s better than grey. Is any option to disable?
It's weird that it's on top of the bars, it should be behind - you might want to submit a screenshot with a bug report 🙂
I could do it. I need to turn on the gridlines, changed to white color and then, i turned it off.
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