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Hello everybody,
For my current project I am fetching my data through an API (I dont know if this could be causing the issue)
I just want to plot a Y value with a name on the X axis.
Even if the Y value is actually number, the plot will only propose sum/average/count etc.
I think I've seen lots of unresolved cases for this problem so I'll try my luck.
Is there something I am missing ?
Intead of just having the value for each X element...
Thanks a lot, have a good day
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Hi @ThoVez
Thanks for your reply.
That is by design, when you have multiple duplicate values on the x-axis, the line chart will aggregate their corresponding values. As a workaround, you can try the solution shared by Bapaknyaanak2 who have asked the same question.
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I think i've found how to make Power BI shows the actual value, instead of aggregate in line chart. In my case, it's solved by creating a slicer, and i just need to drag the column that I interested in seeing it as an actual value to it. Then, my line chart will show the actual value.
In @v-haibl-msft's example, he can make it like that because it only has one value and once the X-axis data appear twice in the column (which is my case), then power bi started to show it as aggregate.
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link: Solved: How to show value instead of aggregate - Microsoft Power BI Community
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _Tang
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If someone can have a look at this issue
Hi @ThoVez
Thanks for reaching out to us.
What chart are you using? and I'll check it later
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _Tang
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Hi Xiao,
Basically any bar chart won't be displaying the right values.
Thanks for taking care!
Hi @ThoVez
Thanks for your reply.
That is by design, when you have multiple duplicate values on the x-axis, the line chart will aggregate their corresponding values. As a workaround, you can try the solution shared by Bapaknyaanak2 who have asked the same question.
"
I think i've found how to make Power BI shows the actual value, instead of aggregate in line chart. In my case, it's solved by creating a slicer, and i just need to drag the column that I interested in seeing it as an actual value to it. Then, my line chart will show the actual value.
In @v-haibl-msft's example, he can make it like that because it only has one value and once the X-axis data appear twice in the column (which is my case), then power bi started to show it as aggregate.
"
link: Solved: How to show value instead of aggregate - Microsoft Power BI Community
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _Tang
If this post helps, please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
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