How to create a stacked column table from many different columns

Hi NQT1711 ,

Using some data prep in Power Query (or in the backend if you have access) you could achieve this by UNPIVOTING the columns you need on the x-axis. Here is a reference on how to achieve this. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-query/unpivot-column

Once you've done that youll be left with a column for the x-axis with all the labels such as "GENERAL, PERFORMANCE etc." and another column with the attributes (positive, negative, neutral). You can then use a count function on a stacked bar chart with the labels on the x-axis, the count function as the values and the attribute as the legend.

(Side note, from what I can see of the data when you unpivot this will cause your ID column to no longer be unique. If you are using it in any relationships on the 1 side then you may need to refactor your modelling.)

Hope it helps,

Kris

NQT1711 Can you please provide an image for reference?

Hi, NQT1711 

Depending on the data structure, the data may need to be transformed to ensure that it is formatted appropriately for visualization. This may involve grouping, summarizing, or pivoting the data, customizing the appearance and settings of the chart through panes to match the desired results. You can adjust colors, labels, titles, and more to improve readability and impact. For more details on creating and customizing column charts in Power BI, see the official documentation:

Column charts in Power BI paginated report - Power BI | Microsoft Learn

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