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ColinH
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Area Chart - two related values

Hi,

 

I have data similar to the below, and we'll call it Product Group

Item - Unit Cost

Lemons  - £10

Oranges - £8

Apples - £5

Limes - £12

Zebras - £200

 

I'd like to create an area chart that has the sum of all sold Product Group items as a whole, and in the same chart have another entry for everyone in the Product Group except Zebras. Obviously the second line/area would be smaller than the first. I'm sure it's an obvious answer, but I can't think of it. I tried using Groups, but that can only show The group without Zebras and the group with them, but that's not what I'm looking for.

 

Thanks - this site's been a great help to me!

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v-yuta-msft
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@ColinH ,

 


I'd like to create an area chart that has the sum of all sold Product Group items as a whole, and in the same chart have another entry for everyone in the Product Group except Zebras. 



Could you please explain more about this requirement and post the expected result?

 

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