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Is something like this possible? I have a bunch of questions of "Do you agree with X" that I need to be able to display side by side and the following is the best I can come up with currently which just isn't that good.
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@travbum As I suspected you have to Unpivot the Data.
With the sample you posted => Edit Queries => select the User ID column => Unpivot Other => Close & Apply
Then set up as my original answer!
Hi,
Does anyone know if it is possible to do Multiple Stacked Bar Charts like that but broken down into time sectors . So In my case I want time periods on the X axis then columns representing different scenarios which is then broken down into stacks which represent different costs.Example drawn badly in paint!
Hi,
Does anyone know if it is possible to do Multiple Stacked Bar Charts like that but broken down into time sectors . So In my case I want time periods on the X axis then columns representing different scenarios which is then broken down into stacks which represent different costs.Example drawn badly in paint!
@travbum How is your data organized ? Can you post a sample of your data?
If you can set up the Chart like this you should get the result in the top picture!
Axis - Question
Legend - Answer/Response
Value - Your Measure (counting or summing the responses depending on your setup)
@Sean - I can't say I understand your solution. Here is the data:
| UserID | Question1 | Question2 | Question3 |
| 0 | Agree a lot | Agree | Neutral |
| 1 | Disagree | Agree | Agree |
| 2 | Agree a lot | Disagree a lot | |
| 3 | Disagree | Agree a lot | Agree a lot |
| 4 | Disagree | Disagree | |
| 5 | Agree | Disagree | Disagree |
| 6 | Agree a lot | Neutral | |
| 7 | Agree a lot | Agree | Neutral |
| 8 | Disagree | Agree | |
| 9 | Disagree a lot | Disagree | |
| 10 | Agree a lot | Agree a lot | Agree a lot |
| 11 | Disagree | Disagree | Disagree |
| 12 | Disagree | Disagree | |
| 13 | Agree | Disagree a lot | Agree |
| 14 | Disagree | Disagree | Disagree |
| 15 | Agree a lot | Agree a lot | Agree a lot |
| 16 | Disagree | ||
| 17 | Agree a lot | Agree a lot | Agree a lot |
@travbum As I suspected you have to Unpivot the Data.
With the sample you posted => Edit Queries => select the User ID column => Unpivot Other => Close & Apply
Then set up as my original answer!
Hi,
I have a very similar problem. But when I try to unpivot and apply changes I get an error message saying that the ID cannot be double.
Any idea?
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