Hi,
Is it possible to have multiple fields within the Y axis within an Insights chart?
My data structure looks like the below, however contains up to 50,000 rows.
KP [m] | Seabed elevation [m] | Pipe elevation [m] |
0 | -53 | -52.574 |
2 | -53.03 | -52.577 |
4 | -53.03 | -52.58 |
6 | -53.01 | -52.582 |
8.001 | -53 | -52.582 |
10.001 | -53 | -52.581 |
12.001 | -53 | -52.578 |
14.001 | -52.97 | -52.574 |
16.001 | -52.95 | -52.569 |
I want the KP column on the x axis and both the Seabed Elevation & Pipe elevation displayed on the Y axis.
It would like something like below (same data displayed in Power BI):
My testing within Insights thus far seems to indicate this is not possible.
Any responses would be appreciated.
Thanks
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A combo chart can do that if it is okay to treat KP as a string. Otherwise, I do not think it is possible without using Scripting (Python or R).
A combo chart can do that if it is okay to treat KP as a string. Otherwise, I do not think it is possible without using Scripting (Python or R).
Thanks for the response Andreas - we will explore options.