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arifulice09
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Helper I

100% stacked column chart in power BI to showing the original column height

I have data in excel and I am easily able to crating 100% stached column chart in excel , but not able to make it in power BI , I want to create same as excel,  please see the attached images. It is in Power BIIt is in Power BI

 

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Ritaf1983
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Hi @arifulice09 
You should choose a 100% stacked column chart, see the picture below:

Ritaf1983_0-1684134572344.png

 

**Just a quick note
There is a logical problem in this graph because the amount you present is in percentages and it exceeds 100 percent in terms of correct data visualization.
Ideally, it would be best to separate the graph into two smaller ones and place them below the other.
It's up to you 🙂

 

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Thank you for your reply , but I want to see like as Excel chart ( i.e. the original value in chart ) for first column will be 52% instead of 100%  and so on)

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