I'm using a linechart where the X-axis are dates and the Y-axis are decimal values. These decimal values are shown as 0,0 on the chart even if they are missing. Setting initial value to "" does not help.
How do I solve this other than setting the initial value to some arbitrary text string, which works but have negative side effects?
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Isn't there a way to just have the chart treat non-existing values for what they are?
Nope.
Anyone, please? ๐ซ This is the final piece before I can deploy my app.
Create a slice on the table that excludes the unwanted rows. Use the slice for your chart view.
I found a workaround where I use a virtual column that converts the values โโto an arbitrary text string. In this case I used "NULL" but "MONKEY" works just as well.
IF(IsBlank([RealValue]), "NULL", [RealValue])
Isn't there a way to just have the chart treat non-existing values for what they are? 0,0 is not an empty value.
Isn't there a way to just have the chart treat non-existing values for what they are?
Nope.
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