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Hi, I hope you can help me.
I have in my project, several columns whose data only contain the same type of string: always, almost always, rarely, never. I want to create a donut or pie chart that combines and I see the number of times they appear in all columns for a single column I get like this.
And when I drag the other columns it comes out like this
I wonder if there is any way I can combine the results of all the columns so that instead of for example dividing me into 7 and 7 those of "always", I get 14
Hi,
Not sure of what you want or what your data looks like but i think you should use the "Unpivot Other Columns" feature in the Query Editor.
Suppose you have a table like that named Table
You shall create a table with statuses named Status
Create a relationship to Column1 and then inactive relationship to Column 2
are those statuses a separate field in another table? what is the relationship? could you please just show a few lines of your data? it look like you take column 1 with those statuses , do the count and then put the count of column 2..How many columns in total you have, 2?
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