Dear all, since the new update we noticed a problem with the X axis in the stacked area chart. No all the values of the X axis are showed in the chart. For example, we have set on the X axis date from 31/12/15 to 01/06/16 but the last date showed in the stacked area chart is the 18/05/16. Is there an issue with this chart? Thank you
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- larabraghetti1New MemberHi all, any news about this issue? It is critical for us. Thank you Regards Lara
- larabraghetti1New MemberThank you Charles, Yes I've already tried to resize the report but without success. I have received the following feedback from the Microsoft PowerBI Team: "This is an issue we've seen several customers hit while building reports. We are working on fixing the issue and will be releasing regular updates, so be on the lookout!"
- achishti
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Hi all, I have the same issue with the "Line and Stacked Column" chart and X-axis Type = Continuous with about 6 months of daily data. If you change the X-axis Type to Categorical than you get the scroll bar and can see all the dates. If you have Continuous then you only see part of the time series. If you export the data you can see that the chart control has all the data but just doesn't display it. From my testing (guess), it seems this is linked to the lazy load functionality that was implemented in the latest release when scrolling to the right. I hope that helps. Thanks, Adnan - chass
Impactful Individual
Hello Lara, this will often happen due to size constraints. Have you tried resizing the report? Thanks Chuck - pompeynycNew MemberIt seems with the latest Power BI version, as you drill down into the Stacked Bar Chart the X-Axis becomes the concatenation of all levels rather than just the level you are at. Also, the chart does not become stacked anymore rather a single column for each unique combination. All my previous visuals now have stopped working. What has happened?
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