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Hello,
I am attempting to create a stacked bar chart using data from 2 different tables. Here is a snippet/ example:
Here is the desired result:
There is a relationship between the two tables on Student ID.
Thank you!
Solved! Go to Solution.
@afaherty , Assume Table 2 to Table 1 is 1-M relation
You can have meausre like
Graduated = countrows(Table1)
Certificate= calculate(countrows(Table1) , filter(Table2, Table2[Certificate]="Yes"))
Use these two measures on visual
@afaherty , Assume Table 2 to Table 1 is 1-M relation
You can have meausre like
Graduated = countrows(Table1)
Certificate= calculate(countrows(Table1) , filter(Table2, Table2[Certificate]="Yes"))
Use these two measures on visual
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