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The report is fed from an excel. It is an line and staked column graph.
4 sums are measured.
3 in bar graph and 1 in line graph.
By using a single axis on the desktop the values are accommodated to a single axis. But publishing it online behaves differently.
Desktop:
Online Services:
The users need to see it like in desktop, but i can't understan why behave diferent online.
Republish the report in different work areas and we made it different users and the same thing always happens.
Hi, @Anonymous
According to your description and sample picture, it seems that all the values are displayed correctly both in the Power BI desktop and service. But the range of the Y-Axis was reduced to the “0M-6M” in the Power BI service, which leads to the line value of the “4” category incorrectly displayed. Therefore, I suggest you to go to the “edit” view of the report in the Power BI service and fix the data range of the Y-Axis to “0M-20M” like this:
Thank you very much!
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _Robert Qin
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@Anonymous Have you tried using the "Reset to default" button in the upper right in the report header? This clears personal bookmarks in the Service that are automatically created.
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