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powerbi layout problem
As shown in the figure, because the three data are very close to each other, one of them cannot be displayed. However, for the sake of aesthetics, we do not want to adjust the size of the chart. Is there any way to display it?
Hi Gawain
The same problem I faced too.For example this is similar to your problem. In this case it'not showing data lable for one category.
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There is option in format settings if you see below.
You have to rotate donut for certain degrees..until you see your data lables are clearly. In my case it should be 83 degrees. In your case it should be different.
So, After rotating I get clear data lable for every slice in donut chart.
Hope this helps you..
Hi Gawain
You are correct.
The adjustment of the labels is dynamic/automatic, and for hidden values you can supplement with tooltips.
For your reference:
Customizing tooltips in Power BI Desktop - Power BI | Microsoft Learn
But if you don't mind your visuals becoming unsightly, you can use Prefer outside or Prefer inside in the Detail labels:
Or shorten the length of your label display:
Otherwise, suparnababu8's workaround could be better.
Best Regards
Zhengdong Xu
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
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Hi Gawain
The same problem I faced too.For example this is similar to your problem. In this case it'not showing data lable for one category.
------------------------------------------
There is option in format settings if you see below.
You have to rotate donut for certain degrees..until you see your data lables are clearly. In my case it should be 83 degrees. In your case it should be different.
So, After rotating I get clear data lable for every slice in donut chart.
Hope this helps you..
Thank you for your help, it can be solved, but I have a question, if other data becomes smaller, the problem should still appear, we can't solve this problem permanently, right?
Hi Gawain
You are correct.
The adjustment of the labels is dynamic/automatic, and for hidden values you can supplement with tooltips.
For your reference:
Customizing tooltips in Power BI Desktop - Power BI | Microsoft Learn
But if you don't mind your visuals becoming unsightly, you can use Prefer outside or Prefer inside in the Detail labels:
Or shorten the length of your label display:
Otherwise, suparnababu8's workaround could be better.
Best Regards
Zhengdong Xu
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
