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Hello Team,
My question is, I have a Table stated below. Local market serves as unique coulmn, cluster is the regions comes under vodafone.
By the data, i have i can visually reprent it as the below two charts. one chart shows the two regions count and after drill trought i get the totals of both regions. Is there a way to show without drilldown, the count also in same x axis?.
your answers are much appreciated.
I want to show like this.......
Regards,
Mad_hu
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Hi @Anonymous ,
You can do this by customizing an axis.
1.Create a table as follows.(If the amount of data is small, you can enter data, and if the amount of data is large, you can create a calculated table.)
2.Create a measure using SWITCH function or IF function.
Measure =
VAR _COUNT=CALCULATE(COUNT('Table'[Local Market]),FILTER(ALLSELECTED('Table'),[Cluster]=MAX('Table (2)'[Type])))
RETURN
SWITCH(SELECTEDVALUE('Table (2)'[Type]),"Big 4",_COUNT,"EU",_COUNT,"VF Total",CALCULATE(COUNT('Table'[Local Market]),ALLSELECTED('Table')))
Measure 2 =
VAR _COUNT=CALCULATE(COUNT('Table'[Local Market]),FILTER(ALLSELECTED('Table'),[Cluster]=MAX('Table (2)'[Type])))
RETURN
IF(SELECTEDVALUE('Table (2)'[Type])="VF Total",CALCULATE(COUNT('Table'[Local Market]),ALLSELECTED('Table')),_COUNT)
Best Regards,
Stephen Tao
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Hi @Anonymous ,
You can do this by customizing an axis.
1.Create a table as follows.(If the amount of data is small, you can enter data, and if the amount of data is large, you can create a calculated table.)
2.Create a measure using SWITCH function or IF function.
Measure =
VAR _COUNT=CALCULATE(COUNT('Table'[Local Market]),FILTER(ALLSELECTED('Table'),[Cluster]=MAX('Table (2)'[Type])))
RETURN
SWITCH(SELECTEDVALUE('Table (2)'[Type]),"Big 4",_COUNT,"EU",_COUNT,"VF Total",CALCULATE(COUNT('Table'[Local Market]),ALLSELECTED('Table')))
Measure 2 =
VAR _COUNT=CALCULATE(COUNT('Table'[Local Market]),FILTER(ALLSELECTED('Table'),[Cluster]=MAX('Table (2)'[Type])))
RETURN
IF(SELECTEDVALUE('Table (2)'[Type])="VF Total",CALCULATE(COUNT('Table'[Local Market]),ALLSELECTED('Table')),_COUNT)
Best Regards,
Stephen Tao
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
@Anonymous , in the last visual from where you got the other two values (other than Big 4)
Heelo,
That is ppt, I need to create a visual like that.
I could not bale to creat ewhile visualising in power bi
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