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Hi,
I am trying to create a stacked column chart that shows the spend for FY2020, 2021, 2022, 2023. And I definitely have value for all these 4 FYs. FY2023 has the lowest spend because it is only Feburary.
In the stacked column, FY 2023 for some reaons is not showing in the stacked column chart, I make sure that all the FYs are ticked in the FY filter- still FY2023 is not showing in the chart.
But if I only tick FY2022, and 2023, or FY2023 by itself, then I can see the value for FY2023.
I am wondering why FY2023 is not showing if I tick all FYs (2020-2023)- Is it because the value for FY2023(4million for 2023 vs 60 or 100millions in 2021 and 2022) is too small that does not fit in the range? If this is the case, is there a way to work around and make FY2023 visible in the graph? I tried and changed the unit from million to thousands, it didn't work.
Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
@Hyuna_8000 , Make sure the axis type is categorical, not continuous
Thanks @amitchandak ,
I've switched to Categorial, but still no luck.
I also tried and expanded the graph, removed the legand to make more room for the graph, but it does not help.
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