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ColumnA ColumnB A Pass A Fail A Pass B Fail A Fail C Open D Fail B Fail B Pass D Open E Pass
Hello! I have a table with the above 2 columns and I need to show each value from ColumnA in a Stacked bar chart, based on ColumnB:
A (first bar) - data stacked 2(Pass)+2(Fail)
B (2nd bar) - data stacked 1(Pass)+2(Fail)
C (3rd bar) - data stacked 1(Open)
And so on.
Thanks!
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi ,
Using your sample data , See the below soluton .
Drag Col A into x Axis
Drag Col B into into Value ( Select Count from context menu)
Drag col B again into Legend
You can also create a masure to calculate count and use measure instread of col B directly.
Hope it helps
Cheers!
Bob
Hi ,
Using your sample data , See the below soluton .
Drag Col A into x Axis
Drag Col B into into Value ( Select Count from context menu)
Drag col B again into Legend
You can also create a masure to calculate count and use measure instread of col B directly.
Hope it helps
Cheers!
Bob
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