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Hi Team,
I have this dilemma for stacked column bar. I have this visual where the contract and client has rating based on fees and scopes. As I learn from here you can create a measure that you can put on the tooltip to indicate the percentage of relationship.Source file
I created a measure that I can use on the tool tip. Unfortunate my boss wants the category to be in Rating 1, Rating 2, Rating 3 and N/A. (by default BI is treating it alphabetically
From my previous experience on fiscal month reporting, I created duplicate table so I can have sorting table.
Created a conditional column
Create a relationship from the first table
and the Rating % measure goes broken
@Das2020 , try this
in sheet1 table create new column for sorting purpose
sort_rating= switch(true(),
sheet1[relationship]="rating 1",1,
sheet1[relationship]="rating 2",2,
sheet1[relationship]="rating 3",3,"NA")
and sort relationship on the basis of sort_rating column by asc order.
I hope this will work for you. Thank you
I also did a similar but using conditional formating from query editor, yes this will sort the relationship but the measure that I created for tooltip will result in all 100% regardless if it's Rating 1, Rating 2, Rating 3 or N/A. Just wondering what can I adjust from the Rating % measure
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