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I have a line chart and I want to highlight the area of expected values (as in the example below). Is it possible?
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Hi @Donia12215 - Using the standard Line Chart I think it is only possible to add Upper and Lower y constant line.
You may want have a look a custom visuals or charticulator. To get this effect.
Hi @Donia12215 , I have to apologise. I overlooked a new preview feature that was relased in March 2022 call error bars. This preview feature needs to be enabled in the Options / Preview Features:
When this is enabled an additional option appears in the "Analysis" setting pane:
To make this work you need to include measures for the Upper and Lower bound. This measure can be hard coded with a number (e.g. 80), or set relative to the existing measure (e.g. 80% of [Measure]). Once the Upper and Lower bound are set, you need to toggle the Shaded Area on and the Bar off.
This is the impact:
Hi @Donia12215 , I have to apologise. I overlooked a new preview feature that was relased in March 2022 call error bars. This preview feature needs to be enabled in the Options / Preview Features:
When this is enabled an additional option appears in the "Analysis" setting pane:
To make this work you need to include measures for the Upper and Lower bound. This measure can be hard coded with a number (e.g. 80), or set relative to the existing measure (e.g. 80% of [Measure]). Once the Upper and Lower bound are set, you need to toggle the Shaded Area on and the Bar off.
This is the impact:
It works! Thank you so much for your help! 😊
Hi @Donia12215 - Using the standard Line Chart I think it is only possible to add Upper and Lower y constant line.
You may want have a look a custom visuals or charticulator. To get this effect.
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