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Fusilier
Helper III
1 year ago

Creating table for quadrant chart

Hi,

I have this table in PBI (here is an extract):

 

YearAnswerTotal answer countQuestion aggregatedCount Yes
01/01/24Yes1Q18.20. The level of crime1
01/01/24Yes1Q18.17. Health services1
01/01/24Yes1Q17.17. Health services1
01/01/24Yes1Q17.14. Affordable decent housing1
01/01/24Yes1Q17.3. Parks and open spaces1
01/01/24Yes1Q18.21. Town centre offer1
01/01/24Yes1Q18.20. The level of crime1
01/01/24Yes1Q17.7. Cultural facilities (e.g. libraries, museums)1
01/01/24Yes1Q17.3. Parks and open spaces1
01/01/24Yes1Q17.1. Access to nature1
01/01/24Yes1Q18.20. The level of crime1
01/01/24Yes1Q18.2. Clean streets1
01/01/24Yes1Q17.20. The level of crime1
01/01/24Yes1Q17.13. Road and pavement repairs1
01/01/24Yes1Q17.2. Clean streets1
01/01/24Yes1Q18.22. Services and support for older people1
01/01/24Yes1Q18.17. Health services1
01/01/24Yes1Q18.7. Cultural facilities (e.g. libraries, museums)1
01/01/24Yes1Q17.22. Services and support for older people1
01/01/24Yes1Q17.12. Public transport1
01/01/24Yes1Q17.3. Parks and open spaces1
01/01/24Yes1Q18.21. Town centre offer1
01/01/24Yes1Q18.16. Job prospects1

 

I want to create a quadrant chart with the % of the answers to Q17 on the X axis and Q18 on the Y axis.

I think I need to create a new table similar to this:

Question categoryQ17 countQ18 count
Health services1724
The level of crime1512
Affordable decent housing2230
Parks and open spaces5566

 

The quadrant visualisation will end up looking something like this:

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Is the best way to achieve this by creating a new table by using delimiters and merging do you think? Or would it be easier to do this in excel first, and then import to PBI?

 

2 Replies

  • Percentage of what?  The total across the category?

     

    Your sample data is insufficient.

     

     

     

    • Fusilier's avatar
      Fusilier
      Helper III

      Don't worry, I've worked it out. Thanks for replying though