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A common way to compare data from different time series together is to overlap them, for instance: two separate growing seasons. While the data can be plotted this way, the date always displays the year. So even if I compare 2024, 2023, and 2022. The year value from once of those series, or a reference year for chart purposes, still appears. The way it should work is to allow the year to be turned off and only display months, such as Jan, Apr, Jul, Oct.
See this thread for a discussion of the issue:
Re: X-axis label formatting not responding in a Li... - Microsoft Fabric Community
Here is the best way I've found to deal with it for now. The alterate which shows months would have Apr 2000, Jul 2000, Oct 2000 on the X-axis as labels, since 2000 is the reference year for aligning the data.
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