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I found this post from a few days ago.
https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/Data-Labels-Miaplacement-in-LIne-Chart/m-p/409429#M187751
We have the same problem in displaying a line chart with multiple series.
At the first data point, the value displayed above the line (99.2%) is the lower of the two values. This value pertains to the series displayed in Red, such that the first two values for the Red series are displayed above the line and the last one is displayed below the line. Therefore, the logic behind the label placement has little to do with the series or the value of the point.
As Cherry points out in the response to the post above, there is no current mechanism to control the data label placement, nor can the labels be individually coloured. This is clearly a bug, due to the seemingly random placement of labels.
Given that a basic line chart comparing series may be one of the most common (and most simply understood) charts in existence, can I suggest that this bug be given priority to be fixed, as the only option is to turn the data labels off - they are simply misleading.
Steve
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