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Hi,
my datasource is a table with two columns of simliar data. For each person would pick a category on Column 1 and then update their choice on Column 2. Both of these columns have 5 categories of data (all the same of categories)and I would Like to count how much each category appears on a single visual (single column chart) instead of doing 2 column charts.
Is this possible?
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @Anonymous ,
Please unpivot the field "pre" and "post" firstly, then drag the fields onto clustered column chart just like below screen shots:
Unpivot columns pre and post
Create clustered column chart
Best Regards
Rena
HI @Anonymous ,
It's hard to understand and answer your query without any sample data screenshot. Can you share one here?
Thanks,
Pragati
This is sample data on how it is shown in both power BI.
I want to compare both columns in one single visual instead of using two bar charts. Is this possible and what would be the most effective visual to do this?
Hi @Anonymous ,
You can achieve this by appending data from TBALE 1 to TABLE 2 and creating a single table as shown below: (Make sure the Column name is same in both of your tables)
Then create a single bar chart as follows:
If this helps and resolves the issue, appreciate a Kudos and mark it as a Solution! 🙂
Thanks,
Pragati
Thanks but not quite,
I would like a visual which would allow me to compare the total count of both of these pre and post values.
person id pre post
1 happy happy
2 change teams happy
3 left left
4 change teams left
Want a visual to compare the difference between Pre and Post
Could this be done with stacked column?
Hi @Anonymous ,
Please unpivot the field "pre" and "post" firstly, then drag the fields onto clustered column chart just like below screen shots:
Unpivot columns pre and post
Create clustered column chart
Best Regards
Rena