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  • Austin tour checking in 👋🏻
  • Thank you!! The older card does have a target value, the new one does not as I have not brought targets into the dataset yet. I tested adding a random field to the target value which successfully removed the min/max/avg lines.
  • I'm having the same issue with showing a $ amount and an integer amount. I don't agree with Jessica that you need 2 variables as this doesn't make sense for our use case. I have a variable button selector on the side to select $ revenue or # of partners. It doesn't make sense to split these out. @GrantSmith any further…
  • Yep probably should've started there. I just submitted a ticket. Thanks!
  • rather than all those individual WHEN statements, I just multiplied by -1 to invert the order. However my ELSE COUNT doesn't work. My value split out a ton into non unique values. Not sure why.
  • That's a good idea and may be applicable to a few other cards I have. For this specific chart however, we need to display all individual product names for our clients and show them all three months of a particular quarter. If I were still using screenshots for presentations, I could view them one month at a time and take 3…
  • I see the pattern you're saying now. As I add more months, which in turn adds more products, the white space below the last bar of any particular month grows. I always just thought the bars were only getting thinner but the white space actually grows as well. If I use the y axis label as a reference point for the "middle"…
  • It does go away. In the screenshot the y-axis date is beneathe the set of bars but when viewing only one month the date is centered within the set of bars, leaving no white space below.
  • The y-axis is a date field (yearMonth) and all the products for that yearmonth are shown, so there wouldn't be other products in that yearmonth to save a space for, unless you're saying it's holding a spot for EVERY existing product across any timeframe. This might be possible, but there are hundreds of products and I'm I…
  • Unfortunately there are no null values in my series. My horizontal bar charts have always looked like this for many visualizations across various data sets and filters. Even if I reduce filters to allow more series values, the bars will only become thinner and more cramped while the white space between them remains the…