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gianlucacalzati
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tile dashboards different report

Hi,

 

I have created a "line and clustered column chart" in my report and I have deactivated the option "Show Secondary", so the charts and the line have the same Y-axis.

 

My problem is that, once I publish the report and pin the visual to the dashboard, the graph appears differently, i.e., the line has another scale for the Y-axis.

 

I think it's a bug. Or am I missing something?

 

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v-sihou-msft
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@gianlucacalzati

 

What's your data source?

 

I haven't reproduced your issue. It shows same chart in both Desktop and Service with "secondary scale" turned off.

 

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Regards,

Hi @v-sihou-msft,

 

thanks for your reply. My data source is an Excel file uploaded in a sharepoint page.

 

I upload some pictures to make the problem clearer.
In the dashboard this is what I see:

 

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And this is what I see if I click on the visual and get redirected to the report:

 

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It seems strange to me.

 

G.

@gianlucacalzati

 

I still can't reproduce this issue.

 

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Can you create a support ticket?

 

Regards,

It seems I cannot open a support ticket, since I am a Free user. But this is also strange because I have subscribed a 60-days Power BI Pro version.

 

G.

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