Issue dragging multiple data sets into the 'Values' section (see below).

[itsraininglen]

I'm having an issue dragging data sets into the 'Values' section (see below).

It seems like each data set I drag into 'Values' replaces the previous entry, rather than displaying them as a list.

I'm watching a recorded demo, and this is not what the demonstrator has on his screen:

What am I doing wrong?!

[v-ssriganesh]

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[v-ssriganesh]

Hi @itsraininglen,

Thank you for submitting your query to the Microsoft Fabric Community Forum, and We appreciate @ryan_mayu, @cengizhanarslan & @danextian for providing helpful input.

Could you let us know if the suggested solutions have resolved your issue? This information can assist other members facing similar challenges.

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[ryan_mayu]

@itsraininglen 

could you pls provide some sample data and expected output?

[cengizhanarslan]

A Funnel visual only supports one measure in the Values bucket.

When you drag a second field into Values, Power BI replaces the existing one — exactly what you’re seeing.

The demo you’re watching is not using a Funnel chart, even though it looks similar.

What you can do instead

 Option 1: Use a bar/column chart (recommended)

If you want multiple counts like:

• Count of f0_application

• Count of f1_review_date

• Count of f2_assessment

• etc.

Then switch the visual to:

• Stacked bar chart or

• Clustered bar chart

You’ll then be able to place all measures in Values exactly like the demo.

[danextian · Accepted solution]

Hi @itsraininglen 

I don't know what tutorial you've watched but you likely missed a very important point: you can add multiple fileds to the value well only if there is no field in the category well.