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@Jaketh13 One last thing - is it possible to change the style of a line for 1 of the 3 series? For example, make it a dashed line, while the other 2 variables remain sold? This would make it easier for a user to visually see the difference between the 'variance' variable versus the 'sales' and 'budget' variables. Thanks…
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Yes - perfect! I was able to create the variance as it's own field and show all 3 variables in a single graph. Thanks!
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@carlosdomoslim Ah! I've figured it out. You have to use the 'save as' feature when you're NOT in the card analyzer - then it will save all the associated drill-down visuals with the copied version. I was using the 'save as' feature when I was in the card analyzer, and in that case, it does not save the drill-down visuals…
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@Jaketh13 So it actually sounds like I may have my data structured in the way you described (if i'm understanding correctly) because my data is structured by having MONTH as the row, and the 'SALES' and 'BUDGET' values stored in columns (see attachment for visual). In order to create a 'variance' column (variable) and plot…
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Hm, when I complete 'save as' of an original card, the saved as version does not seem to include all drill-down views. I even tried 'save as' without changing the name of the card in case that was preventing the drill-downs from being copied, but even with the same card name, the drill-downs were not copied. Am I missing…
