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Re: Tooltip issue
Hello v-kpoloju-msft , Sorry for not responding yet. Tried all your suggestions, changing modern visuals on/off, changing the preview features change with restarting Power BI, and recreating the line chart. None of them worked. What I checked is when i change the color of label and value in the second tooltip the date is the value and is changing when changing the color of the value. And in the Line chart ithe values has a marker when hovering around, and also on the tooltip you can see the blue circle for the total. Not sure if it is in connection. My version number: 2.148.1477.0 64-bit In the meantime i created own visual for both, but I would like to figure this out too. Thank you for the help!1.4KViews0likes2CommentsRe: Tooltip issue
Hi v-kpoloju-msft , Thank you for your response. I checked the tooltips and indeed for the LineChart it was set to "Report page" - > "Auto", changed it to "Default" but unfortunately nothing happened, and also nothing happened with changing the (on/off) the mentioned setting. π1.5KViews1like6CommentsTooltip issue
Hello all, I have two visuals a Clustered Column Chart and a Line Chart and I would like them to show a tooltip with the same format, but somehow the Line Chart has a formatted tooltip with bold fonts. (It can be I set somewhere something, I just cannot find it.) Could you please help me how to get the same tooltip for both? I would like to have the tooltip which is in picture 1 on the left. Thank you for your help! PeterSolved1.6KViews0likes11CommentsSetting Y-Axis values
Hello guys, I was wondering if you can specify your Y-axis values. I haven't find a solution for that. What I would like to have is to show on the Y-axis 0 - 10 - 20 - 30 - 40, regardless of the size of the visuals. I found the range option where I can set the start and end value, but if I do not change the size of the visual, I will only get 0 - 20 - 40, without the middle numbers. Do you know if there is a solution for that?Solved310Views0likes1CommentRe: Creating a visual with measures
Hello FarhanJeelani, Thank you for the quick solution, unfortunately this is not working for me. Category Share = DIVIDE( SUM('Table'[Quantity]), CALCULATE(SUM('Table'[Quantity]), ALL('Table'[Category])) ) This formula gives back 100% for all of the categories, and I felt like the numerator and denominator are switched, so i tried: Category Share = DIVIDE(CALCULATE(SUM('Table'[Quantity]), ALL('Table'[Category])), SUM('Table'[Quantity])) This 2nd one I have to divide by 100 and it gives me back percentages, but not the right percentages. Maybe I am doing something wrong, or you need more clarficiation on the data?597Views0likes0CommentsCreating a visual with measures
Hello guys, In my table there is a category and quantity column, and I would like to show on a visual the share of each category from the total. I created measures for them which calculates the share, but when I try to create the visual, I add the category, then the share and it will show up like this, so it shows the share for each category: Shares are calculated like this: first I created a measure for each category which calculates the total quantity for that category, also created a measure for the sum of the quantites, then created a measure for each of them to calculate the share from the two measures. Feel like I overcomplicated it, could you please assist me with what would be the best option for this?Solved663Views0likes5Comments
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