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There may be a simple solution for what I’m trying to do however I’m coming up empty.
I have a dataset which is structured like this:
Date | Team | Program |
01-Apr-2021 | Team C | Mindfulness for Anxiety and Depression |
01-Apr-2021 | Team A | Mindfulness for Stress |
03-Apr-2021 | Team D | Mindful Eating: Exploring the 'Whys' of Eating |
04-Apr-2021 | Team C | Mindful Eating: Exploring the 'Whys' of Eating |
05-Apr-2021 | Team D | Mindful Eating: Exploring the 'Whys' of Eating |
Each row represents a referral.
I would like to create a bar chart which displays the count of referrals by team for each fiscal year selected in a slicer. In my sample report, you can see on Page 1, the chart has the various teams along the x-axis and the y-axis is displaying a sum of referrals for all fiscal years selected in the slicer. This was where I started.
On Page 2, I have the fiscal years along the x-axis and the referrals by team on the y-axis.
Essentially, I want to ‘take parts’ of each and create a chart which looks like this:
Teams plotted on the x-axis and the sum of referrals for each team for each fiscal year selected in the slicer plotted on the y-axis.
Also, ideally, the chart would be dynamic such that if I were to deselect one of the fiscal years in the slicer, the chart would update to only show those selected. For example, if I deselected 2021/22, the chart would update to look like this:
Is what I’m looking for possible?
Sample pbix file can be found here: https://ln5.sync.com/dl/02c25e090/7shjyrmk-s6w6etj9-ay8wnch9-hwy4nhjz
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Hi,
you can use the fiscal year column your in Legends section of your visual. Below is the result when I used it. Also change the column chart type to Clustered Column chart, instead of Stacked.
If this resolves your problem, then please mark it as solution, Thanks!
Hi,
you can use the fiscal year column your in Legends section of your visual. Below is the result when I used it. Also change the column chart type to Clustered Column chart, instead of Stacked.
If this resolves your problem, then please mark it as solution, Thanks!
That worked perfectly - thank you!
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