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In Excel, we have the option to create combo charts of different types. Do we have the same kind of option in PowerBI? I am trying to re-create the below chart in PowerBI. As you can see, it is a combo of 100% Stacked Column, Line Chart and Line Chart with markers. How can this be accomplished?
Yes, You can achieve this and more than this in PowerBI. Please post your sample data and will recreate a solution for you.
Hi Bhavesh,
A sample data would be like below. And thanks a lot for helping out! 🙂
Stack1 | Stack2 | Stack3 | Line1 | LineWithMarker1 | |
Apr | 19992 | 283 | 91 | 97% | 139 |
May | 19992 | 70 | 204 | 95% | 118 |
Jun | 20592 | 45 | 209 | 97% | 147 |
Jul | 18720 | 812 | 47 | 96% | 92 |
Regards,
Antony
I don't think you can do this without either creating a custom visual or maybe using R script to generate the chart. The only combo charts are stacked with line and clustered with line, not 100% stacked with line.
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