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Anonymous
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Line chart multiple lines without legend

Hello!

How are you? I would like to thank all the contributors in this community as you have been very helpful while I am learning Power BI. 

However I am trying to do something and I haven't found a solution on the community.

 

I have a line chart, X axis is period of time, Value is count of members. I have some segmentation slicers. Would it be possible that in the chart they appear as many lines selected?

For example in the image below I have selected 3 options. Can I have three lines?

PoerBI.png

I don't want to add it in the legend because then it will always be that slicer, right? I would like that the lines appear depending on the slicer selected.

 

Thank you!

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amitchandak
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Super User

@Anonymous , The best way is to have it as legend . You can hide legend box if needed.

 

The other way would be a measure slicer way. But these you need have that many measures and each measure have to check its value in selected value. if not there return blank

 

you need have measures like

 if(countx(filter(allselected(slicer),slicer[value] ="Monthly"),[value])+0>0, [monthly measure], blank())

 

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v-luwang-msft
Community Support
Community Support

Hi @Anonymous ,

What you want is below, right?When choose different slicer,show different Line chart.

 

v-luwang-msft_0-1620786795444.png

v-luwang-msft_1-1620786815635.png

Your could read the following article,wish it could help you!

Dynamically Show/Hide Measures in Line Chart Visuals with Multiselect Slicer in Power BI

 

Best Regards

Lucien

amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@Anonymous , The best way is to have it as legend . You can hide legend box if needed.

 

The other way would be a measure slicer way. But these you need have that many measures and each measure have to check its value in selected value. if not there return blank

 

you need have measures like

 if(countx(filter(allselected(slicer),slicer[value] ="Monthly"),[value])+0>0, [monthly measure], blank())

 

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