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Anonymous
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Grouped Bar Chart with Multiple Values

I'm trying to create a grouped bar chart with two differnt Values but I only want to filter one value.

My data set is structure like this:

 

RegionStatus
NADelivered
NAIn Process
NADelivered
CANDelivered
APACIn Process
CANIn Process
APACDelivered
APACDelivered
APACDelivered

 

Which I'm wanting a bar chart that shows the total per region grouped with the total status of Delivered. I can do this in Excel just not sure how to do this in PowerBI.

Excel_Example.png

 
 
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amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@Anonymous , create two measures like this and put them bar/clustered visual

 

count = count(Table[Status])
Delivered = calculate(count(Table[Status]),Table[Status]="Delivered")

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amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@Anonymous , create two measures like this and put them bar/clustered visual

 

count = count(Table[Status])
Delivered = calculate(count(Table[Status]),Table[Status]="Delivered")

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