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I have a list of customers categorized into 3 categories: Existing - New - Leave. Example as below.
I wanna draw a stacked column chart showing fluctuation in the monthly number of customers, where the stacks representing Existing & New customers falls above the x axis while that of the Leave customers falls below it.
My idea is to write a Count measure which returns positive value for Existing/New & negative value for Leave, then put it into the chart. However I am still struggling to write it.
Your help is much appreciated!
| Timeline | Customer | Category |
| Jan | A | Existing |
| Jan | B | New |
| Jan | C | Leave |
| Feb | A | Existing |
| Feb | B | Existing |
| Feb | E | New |
@birdietran , you can have two measures like this
calculate(count(Table[customer]), filter(Table, table[Category] ="Leave"))*-1
calculate(count(Table[customer]), filter(Table, table[Category] <>"Leave"))
You can try water fall visual
Thank you!
Unfortunately I gotta stick with stacked columns. Actually I have 2 types of increase: New - New & Existing - New - which have to be displayed in 2 separate increase blocks should waterfall chart is used. But Power BI waterfall chart allows only 1 increase block between periods.
So I guess the above doesnt work for me :< Is there anyway I can create a stacked column chart?
Anyone can help please? 🙂
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