Multi Axis Line Chart for Power BI by ChartExpo

What is a Multi-axis Line Chart?
A multi-axis line chart allows you to display multiple sets of data on a single chart with different y-axes. This type of chart is used when you want to compare data series that have different units of measurement or different scales and need separate axes to effectively represent the data.

Introduction:
Multi-axis line charts are your secret weapon in the world of data visualization. They're not just charts; they're your compass in the data jungle. When you need to uncover hidden trends, correlations, and patterns, these charts are your trusty guides.
Understanding complex data relationships is the key to informed decision-making. Multi-axis line charts, empower you to effortlessly decode intricate data trends and patterns.

Benefits:
Imagine a world where complex data isn't an enigma anymore. Multi-axis line charts make this a reality. Here's how:

    Improved data comprehension:
    Suddenly, data isn't just numbers; it's a story waiting to be told.

    Easily Compare Multiple Data Sets:
    See trends and differences at a glance.

    Make Informed Decisions:
    Because intuition is great, but data-backed decisions are better.

    Improve Data Communication:
    Paint a vivid picture for your audience.

    In-Depth Data Analysis:
    Dive deep, find insights, and make data work for you.

You're no longer guessing; you're deciding. It's like having a crystal ball for your data.

Multi-axis line charts help you dive deep into your data, like a detective unraveling a mystery. Uncover Microsoft Power BI custom visuals for a truly transformative experience.

Key Features:

• Compare up to 10 metrics on the Y-axis at once
• Negative data support
• Dynamic range on y-axis
• Scroll bar on large data
• Properties to customize the chart look and feel
• Y-Axis color synchronization with legends
• Tooltip supported
• User-friendly interface
• Real-time Updates
• Multiple Y-Axes
• Works on Power BI report server

Unlock the true potential of Power BI charts and graphs. Dive into the world of Multi-axis line charts and discover the magic they hold.

How to Create a Multi-axis Line Chart?

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3. Select the chart → open “Format your visual” → expand “License Settings” → paste your license key → enable the slider below.
4. Refresh the chart—done!

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