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Z7-852
Helper I
10 years ago
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Custom name legend

I have data with following columns: Product1.FaultA, Product1.FaultB, Product2.FaultA, Product2.FaultB etc.   I want to draw two pie charts (one for product 1 and one for 2) that tell how many fau...
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    Eric_Zhang
    10 years ago

    Z7-852

     

    Your scenario is still confusing me. Maybe you're looking for something as below?

     


    1. Unpivot the table.
    2. Split the Product column by dot.
    3. Rename the column properly.

    In report window, to avoid confusion, instead of individual pie charts, use one chart with slicer. Create a measure Product Indicator and show it in a Card visual.

    Product Indicator = IF(ISFILTERED('Table'[Product]),LASTNONBLANK('Table'[Product],""),"all product")

    Check more details in a

deepvibha's avatar
deepvibha
Advocate II
9 years ago

Thanks edejes2,

 

I think I was not very clear in my question... here it is again - in a screenshot format:

 

Being "Measures", there are no columns to be renamed with an "If" statement. 

 

If I have got you wrong... pl. let me know in details how to achieve it with your solution.

 

Thanks

 

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edejes2
Advocate IV
9 years ago

If you right click the measure you can re-name the measure, that will reflect in your legend. Likewise, you can add a custom legend accessing the setting of the visualization. 

I am not clear when you said  that  " Without remaining the measures" you don't want the measure that you apply?.

 

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