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Anonymous
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Show all months on a Trend Chart even if no values

‎01-29-2019 07:56 AM

I have several trend charts in my power bi dashboard that show different types of data.  Say one has Net Revenue Trend and the other one has a liability value.  For the sake of argument let's say Net revenue is reported every month rather early but liabilities aren't reporetd until later.  So what is currently happening is when Revenue is reported the graphs look the same but if you look you will see Revenue will have current month at the end and Liabilities will have last month.  Making a quick review difficult since you won't be comparing the same #'s.

 

Is there a way I can force Power BI to always show the same 12 months in the X-Axis regardless as to whether there is a value or not?

 

 

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‎01-29-2019 08:03 AM

@Anonymous on axis, next to column drop down, choose "show data with no item" and see if that fixes the problem.



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pchileshe
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‎08-31-2022 10:51 PM

Thanks for this!

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parry2k
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‎01-29-2019 08:03 AM

@Anonymous on axis, next to column drop down, choose "show data with no item" and see if that fixes the problem.



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‎01-29-2019 08:06 AM

Well that was super easy... Thanks!!!

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