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Anonymous
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Clustered Bar Values

Hello Everyone!

 

I want to display some values in Clustered Bar Chart. My table has three columns and data is available in following format.

 

|Column 1| Column 2| Column 3|

|exp 1       | 23.2         | 23-3-2016|
|exp 2       | 43.2         | 24-2018   |

|exp 3       | 63.2         | 21-2-2018|

|exp 1       | 13.2         | 23-8-2018|

|exp 1       | 32.2         | 20-3-2018|

|exp 2       | 93.2         | 2-3-2017|

 

Now what i want to do is to Use the clustered bar and on the Y-Axis i want  to display TWO values of  Column 1 and on the X-Axis i want to display the range of Column 2 which will be different values.

 

I also want to change the values on Y-Axis using the slicer dropdown or list. There can be one dedicated drop down for one value and one for another.

 

Looking forward to your help.

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Michiel
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I'm not sure I get what you're looking for, but you can include Column 1 on the Y-axis, SUM([Column 2]) as value (X-axis), and add a slicer containing Column 1 with multi-select.

And you could change the measure into something like 

IF(DISTINCTCOUNT([Column 1])=2, SUM([Column 2]) )

to only show the chart when exactly two Column 1 values are selected.

Anonymous
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@Michiel Dear, i want to achieve this. Is it possible? i want to change values on x and y axis using slicer. These values are available in one column on different rows.

 

 

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Still not getting it. This is still a bar chart as in your first question? In the Y-axis slicer, you could select e.g. 'exp 1' and 'exp 2' as I mentioned earlier. Don't see how you would select a col1 value in the second slicer for the X-axis, though. I assume the value in the chart will be the sum of the values in col 2?

Anonymous
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@Michiel 

 

Yes VALUE will be sum or average of the values in the col 2. 

As far as the chart is concerned, Yes i am refering to a bar chart. Is there any possible way to select dynammic x-axis and y-axis through slicers?

 

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