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Display difference in clustered column chart
- Anonymous9 years ago
You need year on the axis to achieve what you want, which is why I proposed a new data structure.
My measure looks like this:
Population growth =
(CALCULATE(SUM(test[Population]); test[Year]=2014) / CALCULATE(SUM(test[Population]); test[Year]=2000)) - 1
See picture below. There is 2 types of visualizations. One with clustered bar and another one with clustered chart and trend line. If you hover over the columns, you'll see the population growth.
With this data set, how is your measure look like? I want to divide population in 2000 by 2014 Anonymous
You need year on the axis to achieve what you want, which is why I proposed a new data structure.
My measure looks like this:
Population growth =
(CALCULATE(SUM(test[Population]); test[Year]=2014) / CALCULATE(SUM(test[Population]); test[Year]=2000)) - 1
See picture below. There is 2 types of visualizations. One with clustered bar and another one with clustered chart and trend line. If you hover over the columns, you'll see the population growth.
- s159 years agoHelper III
Can I have the "20%" display somewhere on the chart?
- Anonymous9 years agoNot applicable
You can drag the card visual on top of the clustered bar chart and then push it to front. But, to my knowledfe, there isn't the type of integration, which you are asking for.