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Hi all, I'm trying to create a histogram that shows the count of properties by decile group. The raw data I have looks like this:
Property ID | Rent | Local Comparator |
Property 1 | £82.50 | £100.00 |
Property 2 | £90.00 | £100.00 |
Property 3 | £117.50 | £100.00 |
Property 4 | £98.50 | £100.00 |
Property 5 | £126.50 | £100.00 |
I have a measure that divides the rent by the local comparator and, using the Ceiling function, rounds the result upwards to the next decile - for example:
Property ID | Rent | Local Comparator | Decile |
Property 1 | £82.50 | £100.00 | 90% |
Property 2 | £90.00 | £100.00 | 90% |
Property 3 | £117.50 | £100.00 | 120% |
Property 4 | £98.50 | £100.00 | 100% |
Property 5 | £126.50 | £100.00 | 130% |
When I put the information into a graph, the results look like this:
I would like the bars to show the count of properties by decile group, but cannot figure how to do this. Can anyone help?
Hi @Saes ,
Try to use stacked column chart and it works fine
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Stephen Tao
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Did you select the 100% Stacked Chart (Y axis has % values)? If so, change it to a regular stacked or clustered chart.
Pat
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Hi Pat, the example shows a regular chart.
Hi @amitchandak , the decile calculations is a measure, not a column. I wanted to try to avoid using a column, as I need to build other comparators later which would add many columns to the model.
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