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jonathanprice
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5 years ago
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Copy image as visual without scroll bars

I am trying to copy a visualization to use in a presentation, but when I copy it the scroll bars come through on the image if there is more data than can fit in the size.  Is there a way to copy an i...
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    Anonymous
    5 years ago

    Hi jonathanprice ,

     

    I suggest you change the chart x-axis to Continuous rather than Categorical like this:

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    Eyelyn Qin
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jlf81
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5 years ago

I believe the only way to do this is create the visual large enough to house the maximum items. You could set it to show the top x values if that helps. 

 

What what type of visual are you using?

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jonathanprice
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5 years ago

The visual I'm using is a line chart.  The x-axis is fiscal weeks.  Our projects have varying lengths and making the visual large enough to show all weeks for some of the longer projects isn't feasible.  The users would like to be able to show the full chart from start to end of a project at once without having to piece together multiple images if that's possible.