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Line and Column Chart - Keep both line and column in the left side y axis

Hello Dear Experts,

 

In order to facilitate the chart visualization I need to keep both Line and Column data in the same Y axis (left side). 

In both data I'm using Percentage, so the minimum value is 0% and max value is 100%.

 

As we can see below due the value difference between line and bar, Power BI is changing the UF% indicator to sencond Y axis.

 

LucianoMotta_0-1618152574306.png

Thanks in advance,

Best Regards,

 

Luciano Motta

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sayaliredij
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You have to select clustered column and line chart.

 

The one you are selecting is a stacked column and line

 

sayaliredij_1-1618164988014.png

 

Regards,

Sayali

 

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sayaliredij
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You have to select clustered column and line chart.

 

The one you are selecting is a stacked column and line

 

sayaliredij_1-1618164988014.png

 

Regards,

Sayali

 

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Anonymous
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Hi Sayali,

Thanks for your help.

As we can see I do not have the option to show off secondary axis. It can be due to product  version ? I'm running on: 2.76.5678.782 

 

LucianoMotta_0-1618162912487.png

 

Thanks again.

 

Luciano

sayaliredij
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You can do the following formatting change

 

sayaliredij_0-1618154633028.png

 

Make Secondary axis of and you will have the result you wanted

 

Thanks,

Sayali

 

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