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Hi All,
I have created a funnel chart with count of opportunity based on the stage values. Now we need to add another measure value in parallel to the count of oppportunity. How can we achieve this? Any suggestion would be helpful?
Thanks in Advance,
Regards,
Sandeep
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Hi @sandeepthachan,
According to your description above, you may need to use two different Funnel charts to show the two measures individually, and turn off Category labels for one of the Funnel charts under Format tab, then move the two Funnel charts shown parallelly on the report in this scenario.
Regards
Hi @sandeepthachan,
According to your description above, you may need to use two different Funnel charts to show the two measures individually, and turn off Category labels for one of the Funnel charts under Format tab, then move the two Funnel charts shown parallelly on the report in this scenario.
Regards
Hi @v-ljerr-msft,
We are looking to get the both the measure values in one single funnel chart. Is there any way to change the display value of a chart to another value?
Regards,
Sandeep
Here is how I did it:
1. Create a measure for each value you want to show (ex: count of opps, opp value, opp volume). Here is an example:
Open Opp Count = VAR OpenOpps = CALCULATE(COUNTA('Opportunities'[Unique ID]), Opportunities[Opp State]="Open") RETURN IF(ISBLANK(OpenOpps),0,OpenOpps)
2. In Power Query, create a disconnected table then create a filter with the [Display In] column:
#table( {"ID", "Display In", "Sort"}, { {1, "Count of Opps", 1}, {2, "Pipeline ($)", 2}, {3, "Pipeline (lb)", 3} } )
3. Create create a "display" measure that returns the value of a measure depending on the filter in step 2.
Open Opps Display Value = VAR Total= IF( HASONEVALUE('Display Units'[Display In]), SWITCH(VALUES('Display Units'[ID]), 1, [Open Opp Count], 3, [Open Opp LVOL], 2, [Open Opp LCUR] ) , [Open Opp Count]) RETURN IF(ISBLANK(Total),0,Total)
4. Now drag the measure [Open Opps Display Value] into a visualization. When you change the filter, the Dispay Value will change accordingly.
Hi @sandeepthachan,
I don't think it is possible to do it currently. We can only put the other measure on the Tooltips field of the chart, and the value of the measure will show up when we hover over an item on the chart.
Regards
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