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kylemaru
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New area/line chart bugs?

Please note: I posted this in "Desktop" a few days ago, but I didn't get any help, and I think it may be more appropriate here.

 

I set up some stacked area charts in Power BI about six weeks ago, and things were working well (or at least as well as they can in Power BI), but since the last update the charts have developed some serious problems. I didn't even open the chart or alter the data in any way when this started happening, so I'm pretty confident it's not a reasult of something I've done, but I also tried using the Power BI samples and they are affected by the same problem.

 

The two main problems are as follows:

  1. I have dates (month & year) running on the x axis - when I display results with either month or year, it's fine, but when I have both showing (as was the case in my chart originally) and more than one variable, the area below the line doesn't fill all the way to the axis; instead, it is now determining a line between the earliest data point and the last data point that's visible and only fills to that line. If I only represent a single variable the chart behaves as normal.
  2. When I scroll along the horizontal axis, the content in the visualizaiton disappears! This happens regardless of what axis I use or how many variables are in the chart. It also seems to affect line charts, but not bar charts.

 

Probably the easiest way to see what I'm talking about with a common reference is to just look at one of the sample data & report packages...for example, I just picked the "Retail Analysis Sample" from the default data samples, and chose the "District Monthly Sales" report by clicking on the "This Year's Sales, Last Year's Sales" tile:

PBI2.png

 

The chart at the top is a bar chart with an x-axis with a scroll bar:

PBI1.png

 

Changing this one to an area chart (or stacked area chart) produces the problems I'm talking about: instead of the entire area under the line filling in (as happens in the "This Year Sales and Last Year Sales by FiscalMonth" chart below it, as shown in the first image in this post), the chart establishes a line between the first and last values displayed and only fills in the difference between that and the values:

PBI3.png

Additionally, if you scroll to the right, the line and fill disappear completely:

PBI4.png

 

I hope this helps illustrate what I'm talking about, but I've tried this with several data sources and chart variations, and it always happens, and other users of our embedded dashboards are seeing the same problems as I am.

 

Does anyone have any thoughts on what's happening or what can be done to fix it? Even if you could provide a link to a report that isn't subject to these problems, I might be able to figure out something.

 

Thanks in advance,

 

Kyle 

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FYI - I found another topic that was similar to this one, and from that post it looks like other users were experiencing the same thing. As of today, it appears that the bug has been fixed.

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justinh
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I am experiencing similiar rendering bugs in all my line charts. Scrolling to the right makes the lines dissapear. 

Thanks very much for letting me know - it's comforting to know I'm not the only one. I really hope someone can help.

FYI - I found another topic that was similar to this one, and from that post it looks like other users were experiencing the same thing. As of today, it appears that the bug has been fixed.

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