Change color to one column in a stacked bar chart

[alfertab]

Hi everybody, I'm having some issues using the stacked bar chart in Power BI. For the moment I'm using  4 measures on the Y axis, this measures are based on the table "Data". My example is below:

Tabla named "Data":

Net Base Demand	Net Int Demand	Net Peak Demand	Load Base Demand	Load Int Demand	Load Peak Demand
1450	1200	500	1250	1150	1100

Load = 
SWITCH(TRUE(),
SELECTEDVALUE(Horario[Horario]) = "Base", 'Data'[Load Base Demand],
SELECTEDVALUE(Horario[Horario]) = "Intermedio", IF ('Data'[Net Int Demand]>'Data'[Load Int Demand], 'Data'[Load Int Demand],'Data'[Net Int Demand])

Net = 
SWITCH(TRUE(),
SELECTEDVALUE(Horario[Horario]) = "Base", -('Data'[Load Base Demand]-'Data'[Net Base Demand]),
SELECTEDVALUE(Horario[Horario]) = "Intermedio", ABS('Data'[Load Int Demand]-'Data'[Net Int Demand])

Net Chart BESS Peak =
SWITCH(TRUE(),
SELECTEDVALUE(Horario[Horario]) = "Punta", 'Data'[Net Peak Demand])

Load Chart BESS Peak =
SWITCH(TRUE(),
SELECTEDVALUE(Horario[Horario]) = "Punta", [Peak Demand Dif])

 On the X axis, I'm using a column from a table like the following: 

Horario

Base

Intermedio

Punta

Using this on the stacked bar chart I got the following result: 

This is the result I want, I just need to hide the legends called as "Gráfica Net perfil BESS Punta" and the one "Gráfica Load perfil BESS Punta". I also need let the chart continue to show the legends named as "Load" and "Net"

Does anyone know how to do it? 

[alfertab · Accepted solution]

Hi everybody, I found a solution to my problem. The solution is use the matplotlib library from python. The code I used was the following:

# El código siguiente, que crea un dataframe y quita las filas duplicadas, siempre se ejecuta y actúa como un preámbulo del script: 

# dataset = pandas.DataFrame(undefined, undefined.1, undefined.2, undefined.3)
# dataset = dataset.drop_duplicates()

# Pegue o escriba aquí el código de script:
import matplotlib as mb
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import numpy as np

#Hacer bonito el gráfico
mb.rcParams['font.size'] =12
mb.rcParams['text.color'] ="#000000"
mb.rcParams['axes.labelcolor']="white"
mb.rcParams['xtick.color']="white"
mb.rcParams['ytick.color']="white"

#Definir Parámetros
Horario = dataset.loc[0:6,'Horario'].tolist()
Load_base= dataset.loc[0:6,'Grafica Load perfil BESS Base'].tolist()
Net_base = dataset.loc[0:6,'Grafica Net perfil BESS Base'].tolist()
Load_int= dataset.loc[0:6,'Grafica Load perfil BESS Int'].tolist()
Net_int = dataset.loc[0:6,'Grafica Net perfil BESS Int'].tolist()
Load_peak = dataset.loc[0:6,'Gráfica Load perfil BESS punta'].tolist()
Net_peak = dataset.loc[0:6,'Gráfica Net perfil BESS punta'].tolist()

#Formato Condicional para demanda Intermedio
Int_demand_conditional = dataset.loc[0:6,'Intermediate Demand Dif tarjeta']
color_cond_Int_1 = np.where(Int_demand_conditional>0,"#B3B3B3","#FBED1D")
color_cond_Int_2 = np.where(Int_demand_conditional>0, "#FBED1D", "#000000")
color_cond_Int_edgecolor_1 = np.where(Int_demand_conditional>0,"#B3B3B3","#FBED1D")
color_cond_Int_edgecolor_2 = np.where(Int_demand_conditional>0, "#FBED1D", "#B3B3B3")

#Cambiar color de la parte de afuera del fondo
plt.figure(facecolor="#000000")

#Cambiar color de fondo
ax=plt.axes()
ax.set_facecolor("#000000")

#Crear barras 
plt.bar (Horario, Load_base, color ="#b3b3b3", edgecolor="#b3b3b3",linewidth=2  )
plt.bar (Horario, Net_base, bottom = Load_base, color = "#FBED1D", edgecolor="#FBED1D",linewidth=2)
plt.bar (Horario, Load_int, color = color_cond_Int_1, edgecolor=color_cond_Int_edgecolor_1,linewidth=2 )
plt.bar (Horario, Net_int, bottom = Load_int, color = color_cond_Int_2, edgecolor=color_cond_Int_edgecolor_2,linewidth=2 )
plt.bar (Horario,Net_peak, color ="#FBED1D", edgecolor="#FBED1D",linewidth=2  )
plt.bar (Horario,Load_peak, bottom = Net_peak, color ="#000000", edgecolor="#b3b3b3",linewidth=2 )

#Nombrar ejes
plt.xlabel("Horario")
plt.ylabel("Demanda [kW]")

#Poner leyendas
plt.legend(["Load", "Net"])

plt.show()

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[alfertab]

@lbendlin Thanks for the recommendation, I already updated the post. I made a little bit changes from the original because I found a way of edit sepparate bars.