Power BI - Basic VisualizationsWhich of the following is the correct way to set up a line chart in Power BI?APlace numeric values on the X-axis and dates on the Y-axisBPlace a date or ordered category on the X-axis and numeric values on the Y-axisCUse only text categories on both axesDUse a pie chart visual instead of a line chartCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify axis roles in line chartsThe X-axis should have dates or ordered categories to show progression, and the Y-axis should have numeric values to show changes.Step 2: Eliminate incorrect setupsNumeric values on X-axis or text-only axes do not show trends properly; pie charts are a different visual type.Final Answer:Place a date or ordered category on the X-axis and numeric values on the Y-axis -> Option BQuick Check:X-axis = date/order, Y-axis = values [OK]Quick Trick: X-axis = time/order, Y-axis = numbers for line charts [OK]Common Mistakes:Swapping X and Y axis rolesUsing text categories on both axesChoosing wrong visual type
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