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Hey everyone,
i have been trying to solve a problem for days. Unfortunately in vain. 😩That's why I'm contacting you in the hope that someone can help me. In the picture you can see a stacking chart which is divided into 3 categories. The values are average values for each category. I activate the TOTAL VALUES. Here we have the absolute Values ( 2022 = 24, 2023 =25, 2024 = 24). But i need the average in the TOTAL VALUES. For example in 2022 : Instead of the Total Value of 24 i need 33% (Average of the Categories 21%, 29% and50%).
So i need a stacking chart that show the average of the categories and the average of them as percentages in the TOTAL VALUES for every single year. I hope sooooo much, that you can help me. 🙏
Thank you in advance.
Kind regards,
Melih
Current Situation:
I Need This :
Hi @Melih
I think it's not possible in Power BI currently. Could you please go through this accepeted answers.
https://community.fabric.microsoft.com/t5/Desktop/Display-total-on-top-of-stacked-chart/m-p/6697
Thanks!
Sure. Use a combined Line and stacked Column chart. Put your percentage in the line, hide the line itself but show its data labels.
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