Hi,
I have just started usiing Power BI and trying to create some simple charts. I have used SSRS previously do acheive a a similar thing.
I am using a SQL data source, which does appear to have some limitations, but I have got around that. However I seem to have a very simple problem which I can't resolve without using a measure or calculated column.
I have a Line and Stacked Column Chart. The line value is a decimal but I just want to show a '%' after the value. I don't want to be changing the column type in the query or anything like that, just want to show the '%' symbol after the number on my graph.
Its probably my vast inexperience with Power BI but can someone please help?
Thanks,
Kevin
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @wingmiester,
In Power BI, there is no option for us to add the '%' symbol after the number directly without creating formulas. If you don't want to create the measure or calculated column, you could create a custom column in Query Editor like below.
After getting the custom column, then you could show % for the custom column in the Line and Stacked Column Chart. Here is the output.
Best Regards,
Cherry
Hi @wingmiester,
In Power BI, there is no option for us to add the '%' symbol after the number directly without creating formulas. If you don't want to create the measure or calculated column, you could create a custom column in Query Editor like below.
After getting the custom column, then you could show % for the custom column in the Line and Stacked Column Chart. Here is the output.
Best Regards,
Cherry
Thanks for the solution, it makes sense. I ended up simplifying the SQL and just formatting it as a percentage once I had created my query,
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