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Hello - I have a data table that looks like this, and I am trying to make a bar chart that displays the subcontract value as a 'line value' (see second pic as an example of what I am trying to achieve)
So I have many different issue descriptions per company, many companies per project, and a single subcontract value for each company on each project.
I'm stuck! Can anyone help me on this?
Solved! Go to Solution.
Here it is with MIn/Max - the way you probably have it set up
If you do want to use Measures though - here you go...
Hope this helps!
@John_G where exactly are you stuck?
Ok you want the line to represent the subcontract value.
I see 8 bars - what do they represent - and how do you calculate the value of each bar?
The sample data table you've posted is not enough to duplicate the chart?
@Sean Hi - Yes I know the data set I posted is just an example and does not match the graph I posted.
Yes, I want the line to represent the contact value at each project.
Each bar represents a project, and a count of how many issues are noted for a particular subtrade on the project.
The problem is, each issue on a project has the same 'subcontract value'
For example:
Trade A | Project 1 | Missing plug | Subcontract value $100,000
Trade A | Project 1 | Missing switch | Subcontract value $100,000
Trade A | Project 1 | Missing thermostat | Subcontract value $100,000
If I graph this, I get a line that says either "3" or "$3,000,000" but what I really need is a line that says "$100,000"
Make sense?
Okay I get it now - easiest way to solve this => go to Line Values => Right-Click => select either MIn or Max
Here it is with MIn/Max - the way you probably have it set up
If you do want to use Measures though - here you go...
Hope this helps!
Awesome thank you much!