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Hello,
I have data in the following structure:
Group | SubGroup | SubGroupValue |
Group1 | Sub1 | 3 |
Group1 | Sub2 | 6 |
Group1 | Sub3 | 6 |
Group2 | Sub4 | 4 |
Group2 | Sub5 | 1 |
Group2 | Sub6 | 8 |
Group2 | Sub7 | 2 |
Group3 | Sub8 | 3 |
Group3 | Sub9 | 7 |
Group3 | Sub10 | 8 |
The end user of the Power BI report has slicers for both "Group" and "SubGroup", but they will be primary interested in filtering down to a single "SubGroup" value at a time.
I want to make a column chart that shows one "SubGroupValue" column for each "SubGroup" within the selected value of "Group". I mocked up some examples in Excel below. The top chart ("Have") reflects the column chart before an end user filters to a single "SubGroup" value. The bottom chart ("Want") reflects the desired column chart after an end user filters to a single "SubGroup" value (i.e., "Sub2").
Please provide ideas on efficient ways to accomplish this feature. Thank you.
Solved! Go to Solution.
see pbix attached. Each page shows the next step
Henry:
I haven't been able to replicate the solution yet. In particular, I can't seem to set up the initial visualization, such that the up arrow isn't grayed out.
Ibendlin:
What visualization are you using initially? And in which spots did you put the fields?
Thank you
From here
click the up arrow
then right click on the first bar and click "Drilldown"
To get to where you wanted to take it
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