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Hi All,
I need a verified power bi visual or a method I can use to get text stacked under one another for each category like this in power bi. Multi row card isn't an option because it isn't a verified visual.
Thanks in advance
Hi @ENGFAKAYODE
Please try this:
I create a set of sample and a line chart:
Then adjust the layout, Border and so on in small multiples:
Make the color of the line same as the background:
Then adjust the settings of Data labels
Then turn off all the other options.
The result is as follow:
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Zhengdong Xu
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I have tried this method already but I can add multiple texts stacked under one another like this
A string cant be added because the data label has to be aggregated
Hello @ENGFAKAYODE ,
multi-row card is from the main power bi visual, it comes with the software. its not a custom visual to be verified, it is in the power bi from the first release.
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Good day ENGFAKAYODE,
The chart below is a small multiples line chart, in disguise. The multiple is "Country". Each small multiple contains a single point at co-ordinate (1,1). Each co-ordinate is taken from a column I added to the data. Each row in the column contains the value 1. I used the "Detail" section of the "Data Labels" formatting to add data - the data being the measure which returns the number you wish to display. The rest is formatting. I removed values and titles from the axes. I removed the title from the chart. I applied a light background to the small multiples and set the line colour to the same colour. I right-justified the small multiples titles and adjusted their size and colour. I adjusted the size and colour of the labels.
Hope this helps.
Wow
What visual did you use?
How can I stack multiple dimensions under each other like this below?
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