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Create a clustered column chart with summarize table

Hi.

 

I have a table called journal and then I created a summarize table -> newTable = SUMMARIZECOLUMNS('journal'[TrackerID]; "StartTime"; MAX('journal'[StartTime]);"totalDuration"; SUM('journal'[DurationConnected]);"Outbound"; MAX('journal'[Outbound]);"PhoneNumber"; MAX('journal'[PhoneNumber])).

The new table gives me the amount of offered calls (as seen in graph below). 

 

PBI_102.jpg

 

I get the amount of answered calls from the journal table (ordinary table with values): 

 

PBI_112.PNG

 

How can I put these 2 charts in one clustered column chart?

Thanks for any support. 

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Hi @Anonymous,

 

Please refer to the steps below.

1. Your dates have time part. Since you don't analysis time here, we add a new column to tables [journal] and [newTable].

StartTimeNew = newTable[StartTime].[Date]

2. Create a date table.

Calendar = CALENDARAUTO()

3. Establish relationships.

Create-a-clustered-column-chart-with-summarize-table

4. Create the Table visual.

Create-a-clustered-column-chart-with-summarize-table2

 

 

Best Regards,
Dale

Community Support Team _ Dale
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.

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Hi @Anonymous,

 

We need to establish relationships to connect these tables. It seems the Axis is [TrackerID]. I would suggest you create a table that is full of [TrackerID] then establish relationships among them. The final result is the Axis is 'New Table'[TrackerID]. 

Can you share a sample file? The solution could be more clear.

 

 

Best Regards,
Dale

Community Support Team _ Dale
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.

Hi @Anonymous,

 

Please refer to the steps below.

1. Your dates have time part. Since you don't analysis time here, we add a new column to tables [journal] and [newTable].

StartTimeNew = newTable[StartTime].[Date]

2. Create a date table.

Calendar = CALENDARAUTO()

3. Establish relationships.

Create-a-clustered-column-chart-with-summarize-table

4. Create the Table visual.

Create-a-clustered-column-chart-with-summarize-table2

 

 

Best Regards,
Dale

Community Support Team _ Dale
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.

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