The chart has data from 2009 to 2023. The tooltip shows value from 2009 to 2023. But the label in the x-axis shows only the even number years (2010 to 2022).
I do not prefer changing the x axis to categorical as it will show all the data from 2009 to 2023 and it will have a scroll bar.
When I enlarge the visual, it shows 2024, but not 2023. It has data till 2023. The tooltip also shows the data but the axis is not showing the year.
So far I have tried the following:
reducing the font size.
changing the maximum value in x axis.
enlarging the visual.
However, the issue is not solved.
All the options available to you with native visuals have been tried. If you choose continuous, then PBI will decide what labels to show. If you use categorical, then you'll see every label.
If you want finer control over ticks and axis labels, you need to use a non-native visual. I can recommend Deneb which will give you the level of control you seek.
Try to make the font size small and i hope it works.
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I wanted a customizable visual of a bar chart or line chart that allows plotting the chart weekly, monthly, quarterly, or annually. Unfortunately, no custom visualizations are available (as far as I can tell from my search), and Power BI does not give us any substitute visuals.
The requirement was something like this:
I tried various ways to get the type of chart I wanted, but nothing worked. Then I came across this alternative to the drill drown feature of charts for customised axis scales by Inkey Solutions but still, there were some limitations to it.
One way of achieving this is by using bookmark. Stack Visuals one on top of another with the desired X Axis and then use bookmark How To
See this image for reference:
I am trying to show the Unmatched set's details label['12316 (31.4%)'] in RED Color instead of black color(highlighted in yellow in the attached pic for ref).
Note - I have checked Format under visualizations and when I change the color in details label, both sets are changing.
How to do that without affecting Matched set['26901 (68.6%)'] in the same donut chart.
Attached the working area pic for ref.
Searched in many places and discussed with persons who worked a lot in power bi stuffs. At this point of time, there is no option to edit particular details label alone in Donut Chart.
This is at idea/feedback level alone. May be , hopes Power Bi will implement this in nearby future.
If you also want this in power bi, let the power bi community to know this things and give your votes at power bi site's feedback - https://ideas.powerbi.com/forums/265200-power-bi-ideas/suggestions/40505656-conditional-formatting-donut-charts
I am working on a project where the requirement is to show some selected Tooltip but by default Power BI has added the X and Y axis values to it.
Is it possible to show only one of these axis as a Tooltip?
I'm pretty sure you can't remove the axis values from the tooltip. However, you can make a Report Page Tooltip instead. That will allow you to put whatever content you want inside the tooltip. For example, you could add a couple Cards to show the information.
Is it possible to change font color of text in Matrix Visual based on some condition. I tried conditional formatting in table but it changes the background color of cell.
Thanks
As of the May 2017 Power BI Desktop release, conditionally changing the font color of a cell in a matrix isn't possible. (You can change the font color of all cells, however.)
I don't have any suggestions for working around this, but if you haven't already, I do recommend voting for this idea in the Power BI Ideas Forum: Conditional formatting for the font color, bars in the cell of the tables and all the other advanced options excel is offering (and perhaps adding a comment to clarify what exactly you'd like to see too, since you might only care about the font color part of the idea for example)
I have a dataset that looks something like this
I want to plot a given "owners" spend over time. So basically I want to groupby owner and plot their total spend throughout the year. However when I try to do this in powerBI it wants to put the owners on the X Axis for some reason. Normally in Excel you can address this by simply selecting "swap axis" but don't see a way to do that in powerbi.
If you expand the Visualizations pane (on the right) and select the Fields button (a white bar chart icon, beneath the table of Visualization types), then you can drag the data fields into any "Field Well" (e.g. Axis, Legend, Value).
That said, I suspect that you will need to reshape your data back in the Query layer, using an Unpivot transformation to cover the monthly columns (e.g. Jul-15, Aug-15 etc) into a pair of Attribute (Month) and Value ($) columns. This will allow charting Months on an Axis and filtering by date (e.g. last 6 months).