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Hi there,
so basically I want my chart to look like this
So, when I add any slicers the x-axis should never move. Like for example, in the data table, which has a year column. When I make a slicer based on the column, eg; I choose 2020. All discipline should exist even when there are no data, side by side (previous vs current week status). Until now, I can only have either of the options. Do help me, please. Running out of ideas already.
x-axis = discipline/class
y-axis = count of id
Hi,
Your measure should be
Measure = COALESCE(COUNT(Table[Id]),0)
@Anonymous
As per my understanding of your question, If you are using the same column on the X-Axis and on a slicer, you cannot stop the X-Axis being changed when you make a slicer selection. One option is to turn "Show Item with non data"
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@Anonymous change you measure
Measure = COUNT ( Table[Id] ) + 0
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