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zabman
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Stacked bar chart with dax expression

Hi,

 

I have a (for me) complex DAX expression showing the average hours taken to move a work item out of 'new' status.

I want to have a bar chart that shows the number of work orders that are above 48 hours, and the number that are below (stacked to 100%)
How can I achieve this?

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rbriga
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Assuming you have a fact table named 'Fact Orders', a field named "Order Number" and the measure [

Average Hours]:

Assuming you have a fact table named 'Fact Orders', a field named "Order Number" and the measure [

Average Hours]:
Orders over 48 Hours = 
COUNTROWS(
    FILTER(VALUES('Fact Orders'[Order Number]),
    [Average Hours]>48
    )
)

Orders Within 48 Hours = 
COUNTROWS(
    FILTER(VALUES('Fact Orders'[Order Number]),
    [Average Hours]<=48
    )
)
Place those two in a 100% stacked bar chart and you should be good to go.


Place those two in a 100% stacked bar chart and you should be good to go.

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