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Helper IBar chart split by age and total
Hi everyone,
At the moment I have this bar chart, but I would like to create an additional column where I get all the responses in a stacked bar, aggregated by age. How would I go about doing this?
Thank you
Sara
singarfield,
You can create a measure using similar DAX as below. Then use Line and stacked column chart to dispaly the data, or drag the measure to tooltips of your current bar chart.Measure = CALCULATE([yourmeasure],ALLEXCEPT(Table,Table[Age]))
Regards,
Lydiasingarfield,
Right-click your table, and select "New Measure", then apply above formula.
Regards,
Lydia
5 Replies
- AkhilAshok
Solution Sage
I don't think you have an option to add Grand Total in a bar chart. A workaround would be the following:
1. Create a new dimension table Age:
Age New = UNION (ROW("Age", "Total"), VALUES(Table[Age]))2. Create a relationship between the Age column in this new dimension table and your fact table.
3. Create a new measure:
Measure New = SWITCH ( SELECTEDVALUE ( 'Age New'[Age] ), "Total", CALCULATE ( [Measure], ALL ('Age New'[Age]) ), [Measure] )4. Use this Measure New and Age New dimension in your chart.
singarfield,
You can create a measure using similar DAX as below. Then use Line and stacked column chart to dispaly the data, or drag the measure to tooltips of your current bar chart.Measure = CALCULATE([yourmeasure],ALLEXCEPT(Table,Table[Age]))
Regards,
Lydia
singarfieldHi,
Im still very new to power BI, so this doesn't really tell me where I would go to create this value. Could you give more of a step-by-step answer, please?
Thank you
Sara
singarfield,
Right-click your table, and select "New Measure", then apply above formula.
Regards,
Lydia
