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Hi all,
a) Is there a way to show the counted index of a table but based on the settings of a relative time slicer showing the last 12 months displayed in a stacked column chart?
I would like to present the resulting figure to the consumer.
b) Is there a way to format the lables of the x-axis of the mentioned stacked-column chart that way, that it shows the last 3 months in GREEN and Month 4 to 12 in RED? The longer the figures are in the past the more important is it to react on that...
thx & brgds
Thomas
Hi @thomasreick
Thanks for reaching out to us.
To solve the question, more information is needed.
(1) A sample file, you can replace the raw data with bogus data.
(2) if you are not able to provide a sample file, could you provide some sample data in text?
(3) Please describe your expected result in detail based on your sample. For example, the slicer setting is ..., then the counted index of a table is ...., I want to put the value into card visual.
Thanks 🙂
Besides, for the second question, you can use the fx function in format panel. Also, if you need a specified measure which meets your need, please provide above information.
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _Tang
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