Example: I need to show the value as 298k instead of 298,226

Heya!  

I'm not sure of that type of setting, but I've shared the question with some of the experts and I'll hopefully have an answer for you soon.

Thanks!

Justin

I talked to some folks on this. I am told that its not possible to shorten metrics on pie charts but you could configure the decimal precision to 0. 

Thank you,

Bob

You should be able to do this using the NumberFormat function in the Chart Properties.  Right click the chart and select Properties.  Under Chart Number Format, enter =NumberFormat($_,"#.#{@A}").  This should give you the shorthand notation you're looking for.

The {@A} will give you all shorthand notations and the shorthand will be dependent on the number itself, i.e. if the number is in thousands, it will give you a K; if it's millions, it uses M, etc.  If you want it to always show in thousands for example (i.e. 2.5M should show as 2,500K instead), then you'd use {@K} for thousands, {@M} for millions, {@B} for billions, and {@T} for trillions.

Edit... oh, I see this is an Apptio BI question... sorry!  My reply was for Studio!