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Hi,
I have a combination stacked column/line chart. The line is formatted to show only the markers. Is there a way to get a tick mark instead of the cross as a marker? So, either
- upload an image to use as a marker
- use a Wingdings or similar font for the marker
- or, use a third party visual that can build a combo chart with custom line markers
- any other option to make the green cross show as a green tick mark
The idea here is that zero injuries means a KPI is met and needs to be visualised as a positive. I have formatted the secondary axis to a different scale, hence the x sits a bit above the zero line.
Any ideas welcome.
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Hi @teylyn
Download this sample PBIX file
I've created a new column called Injuries_Line to plot as line values.
Turn on Data Labels, turn on Customize series and only show labels for the line series.
Use a Custom Format string for the line series ✔;;; so it only displays positive values and these values will only be 1 (or whatever value you choose to plot)
Regards
Phil
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Hi @PhilipTreacy ,
that's genius.
I never realised that you can just type into the format dropdown. Nor that the Excel formatting syntax applies. Brilliant.
That will work.
I just wish that the label font size could be set to something other than small and very small. I cannot get it to show anything bigger than 8 or 9 pt.
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Hi Ingeborg,
Yeah the Custom Strings are pretty cool. It doesn't allow you do everything exactly the same as Excel. You can't apply colour for example [Red]
You can set the Text Size under Format->Data Labels
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Phil
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Hi @teylyn
Download this sample PBIX file
I've created a new column called Injuries_Line to plot as line values.
Turn on Data Labels, turn on Customize series and only show labels for the line series.
Use a Custom Format string for the line series ✔;;; so it only displays positive values and these values will only be 1 (or whatever value you choose to plot)
Regards
Phil
Proud to be a Super User!
@PhilipTreacy That is so cool!
Respectfully,
Zoe Douglas (DataZoe)
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@teylyn You could try to carefully stack a chart and table. I'd be careful to adjust the chart to the auto setting on the table so it will still work as you get more data.
Respectfully,
Zoe Douglas (DataZoe)
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Hi, thanks for the suggestion. How will this behave on different devices and when the visual is pinned to a dashboard?
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