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Hi,
I'm currently working on a dashboard where I need to show the average value for 2 questions on a survey. To be able to make a good bar chart out of this I pivoted the columns to get to the data model you can see beneath. Now however I need to create a scatterplot where I have the average values of Question 1 on the X-axis and the average values of Question 2 on the Y-axis. For this however I think I need the pivoted version of the columns. You can see below what kind of scatter chart I'm referring to. Note that I need all these visuals in one file.
Can Anybody tell me hove to solve this issue?
Thanks in advance,
Matt
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You should not require to do pivot as you can achieve the results of the first visualization using AVERAGE measure.
Keep your data unpivoted to achieve the outout expected for the scatter plot.
You should not require to do pivot as you can achieve the results of the first visualization using AVERAGE measure.
Keep your data unpivoted to achieve the outout expected for the scatter plot.
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