First, I simply want to move my Internal FTE's to be on top of the External FTE's. How can I achieve this? I am pretty sure it is easy but have not found the way. Secondly anything that is 0% I will not be showing. However if I don't show it, it will leave a space between my bars and I want my bars to be together, so how can I achieve having no white space between anything that is 0%? Thanks!
Hi, @walker8888
1. To move Internal FTE's to be on top of the External FTE's, please check the "more options"->"sort axis"
You can also add a custom sort column and sort column 'FTE' by this sort column.
2.There is no direct option for us remove the blank spaces in each clustered bar/column chart.
It is by design. When you have put a filed in the Legend field, it will keep the blank spaces for consistency.
You can consider using stacked bar chart as an alternative or create an idea here.
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Eason
Hi, @walker8888
1. To move Internal FTE's to be on top of the External FTE's, please check the "more options"->"sort axis"
You can also add a custom sort column and sort column 'FTE' by this sort column.
2.There is no direct option for us remove the blank spaces in each clustered bar/column chart.
It is by design. When you have put a filed in the Legend field, it will keep the blank spaces for consistency.
You can consider using stacked bar chart as an alternative or create an idea here.
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Eason
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