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I have a date which from the SQL source was already date data type. Again I changed the data type to date in Power Bi, but for some reason it is still using it on my x-Axis and I can't find a work around. The wierdest thing is that if I use another date with the same exact settings and data type I can get it to work. Any advice?
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Hi @Anonymous
I create a sample and have a test in old version desktop in June and in latest version desktop. I will get the same result like yours. I think you use continuous type in X axis, then too few dates and too large visual size will casue this.
Here I have two advise.
1. Use Categorical type in X aixs.
2. Keep Continuous type in X aixs. Reduce the size of your visual then your result will show as you want.
Best Regards,
Rico Zhou
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
I feel like this should be something that can be controlled but I'm okay with showing the full date instead of Month/day only. Thanks for the help @v-rzhou-msft
Hi @Anonymous
I create a sample and have a test in old version desktop in June and in latest version desktop. I will get the same result like yours. I think you use continuous type in X axis, then too few dates and too large visual size will casue this.
Here I have two advise.
1. Use Categorical type in X aixs.
2. Keep Continuous type in X aixs. Reduce the size of your visual then your result will show as you want.
Best Regards,
Rico Zhou
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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