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Hello - I currently have several measures that represent different time frames (Last 4 Weeks, Last 4 Weeks Year Ago, Last 13 Weeks, Last 13 Weeks Year Ago, etc) - When placing these measures in a bar chart it just places all of these measures together in a big blob. What I'm looking to do is specifically chart Last 4 Weeks & Last 4 Weeks Year Ago together, Last 13 Weeks & Last 13 Weeks Year Ago together,etc.
Would there be a way to group these measures to accomplish the bar chart scenario I'm describing?
Thanks in advance!
Can you share the source data?
Unfortunately not - I could create some dummy data and re-create the scenario.
Would this be the only way to solve?
Sounds like you're referring to something like this:
It's only after I bring a categorical axis value in does it start to look more appealing:
Correct - but I don't exactly have a column to do that with - I'm needing to essentially group two measures at a time - I'm not sure if this is done by creating a new table or if this done a different way.
If you can share some dummy data I can see what I can do.
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