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Anonymous
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Tw graphs into one with different x axis

Hey guys,I made two units of the same graphs, cause i need to do few of them like that, but would like to connect them into one if possible like shown below into one x axis with different categories, any way to go around it? That TR would be index

This is my pbix : 
https://gofile.io/d/glrl5I 

Gediminas12_0-1600885596180.png

 

this is what I've got right now:

Gediminas12_0-1600885726933.png

 

 

Regards,

Gediminas 

 

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v-zhenbw-msft
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Hi @Anonymous ,

 

How about the result after you follow the suggestions mentioned in my original post?

Could you please provide more details or expected result about it If it doesn't meet your requirement?

If you've fixed the issue on your own please kindly share your solution. If the above posts help, please kindly mark it as a solution to help others find it more quickly.

 

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v-zhenbw-msft
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Hi @Anonymous ,

 

Do you want there are two ranges from one to seven on the same x Axis like this?

 

Tw1.jpg

 

If yes, there is no way to combine them.

You can create two stacked column charts and put them together like this,

 

Tw2.jpg

 

Or maybe you can try the clustered column chart.

 

Tw3.jpg

 

May I ask why you want to combine the X Axis?

You can describe your requirements in more detail, we will try to find a better solution.

 

Best regards,

 

Community Support Team _ zhenbw

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Anonymous
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@v-zhenbw-msft @MFelix  It seems like all I need now is to connect the graph so I would have one Y axis for all of them, if that makes sense, I have got this on my official one right now and need to connect them onto one Y axis. 

Gediminas12_0-1601305327390.png

 

Hi @Anonymous ,

 

If you want to show the indexes 1-7 in each city, you need to create a table structure like this,

 

tw1.jpg

 

Or you can create a visual for each, and show the visuals side by side. Y axis can be closed after the left visual, then you need to unify their Y-axis range.

 

tw2.jpg

 

tw3.jpg

 

You can refer the pbix that we have shared.

If you have any question, please kindly ask here and we will try to resolve it.

 

Best regards,

 

Community Support Team _ zhenbw

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BTW, pbix as attached.

Hi @Anonymous ,

 

How do they connect in term of axis? what is the common field?


Regards

Miguel Félix


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Anonymous
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@v-zhenbw-msft  How did you combine them like that in your second picture, so you only have one Y axis? 

Anonymous
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Hi @v-zhenbw-msft , so basically I got the task to visualise the drive time between certain places, so it goes like City1 - City2 then City 3- City4 and etc, just like below. And basically I Yeah, i need to connect the graphs so it makes them into one long graph with all the stops in it if that makes sense. On the x axis, like below there would be 1 to 7 and then there is another length of drive time and indexes 1-7 again. 

Gediminas12_0-1601288774861.png

 

MFelix
Super User
Super User

Hi @Anonymous ,

 

I'm not undedrstanding what is the final result you need, in your PBIX file the two charts are exactly the same. What is the split that you would like to add here?

 

I understand the image you take about the two values in the X-axis however I cannot relate that with your data/graphs.

 

Can you share a little bit more insight?


Regards

Miguel Félix


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