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minh23tran
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Multiple Bars for clusterd chart

At the moment my data appears as below

Id    Name    Female    Aboriginal    DisbursedAmount

1       John       False      True                      $10000

1       Jack        True       True                      $10000

1       Jill          True        True                      $10000

1       Joan       False       True                      $10000

 

I'm looking to show a graph that shows total disbursed on the y-axis. On the x axis, trying to show count of Female and a Count of aboriginal. I am having a bit of troubles, may I get some assistance. I tried below and it's coming out very strange.

 

 

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v-yulgu-msft
Microsoft Employee
Microsoft Employee

Hi @minh23tran,

 

Based on your description that the chart shows total disbursed on Y-axis and ount of Female and a Count of aboriginal on X-axis, the chart output is actually the same as the image you post. 

 

From the image, I am confused why you add  two values in both axis. Usually, we add category column in X-axis and value column in Y-axis to create a chart.  So, what do you want indeed?  Also, when you used count of Female and count of aboriginal, these two columns are in a same table, so the two count values are always the same.

 

For more advice, would you please share more detailed information about your expect result?

 

Thanks,
Yuliana Gu

Community Support Team _ Yuliana Gu
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