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Thanks for logging this suggestion, Terry. This is a frequently asked requests, as evidenced by the number of votes on the article Ken linked to on the Power BI user voice site.
We’re looking at this one, and in the meantime more votes would help us prioritize this work higher.
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Good suggestion Frederic – thanks for taking the time to post it. We’ll take a look at the F4 loop and including other functionality like this as soon as we can. We’ll be spending more time on the things with more votes – so folks that really want to see this should keep voting it up.
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Thanks for the suggestion Nick. We’ve got some related work we’re looking at soon, and we’ll be sure to carefully consider if we can get a fix in for this then. As always, more votes helps – so keep voting for the things you care about most.
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Actually, I do want the smart chart axis numberformat to override a selection I made for the raw data. For calculated engineering data, I usually want to see 3 or 4 significant figures, so I invariably change from General to a specific number of decimal places. But on the chart, I want the axis labels to show only 1 or 2 significant figures--and I am hoping for a chart builder that is smart enough to do this for me.
The General numberformat eats superfluous decimal places--what I am asking for--but unfortunately, it does so on a value by value basis. So I end up with a varying number of decimal places displayed in both the raw data as well as on the chart. To illustrate the problem on the chart axis, if you choose 0.25 as the major scale increment and a General numberformat, the chart axis annoyingly shows 0, 1 or 2 decimal places depending on the value. I'd much prefer to see a consistent number (2 in this case) of decimal places--and a smart chart builder would do this for me automatically.