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Anonymous
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visual dates

I have a very simple table with a simple Visual, but there are a several things that arent appearing as i would like.

The data isnt lining up with the dates on X axis.  In the picture 366 tonns should have 08 APRIL below it but has 07 Apr to the left of it. 

I would also like the first date to also appear on the graph, which would be 01 Apr

 

Thanks in advance

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Gordonlilj
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Hi,


You could try and switch from continuous to categorical under the x axis in the format panel

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Gordonlilj
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Hi,


You could try and switch from continuous to categorical under the x axis in the format panel

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Anonymous
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That seems to have the data displaying better now.

Strange that continious would have that effect though.

 

Thanks for the help.

In you case continious is showing the data correctly but it can be a bit misleading at times in the way continious is visualized in Power Bi

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