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Request Help Optimizing Donut Chart
- 8 years ago
I hope this will do it
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Yt2BYEM8mrM5IqVrC7PAFIN4TI64-Wk5/view?usp=sharing
anandav,
That definitely gives me some food for thought! Thanks for working so hard and taking the time to provide such a detailed walkthrough with screenshots, that really helped me conceptualize what you were doing.
I want to post another example of what I'm trying to achieve in case I didn't explain it sufficiently before. So, my report is like this:
The bar chart shows the sum of labor hours, filtered by activity through the slicer, by week ending periods. The pie chart shows the sum of labor hours for the selected activity, versus, the sum of labor hours for all other activities. (A bonus would be if you clicked on a bar in the chart, it would filter the totals in the donut chart for just that week ending period)
Then when a user selects another activity from the slicer, the donut will show, again, the selected activity vs. all other. Like so:
It's almost like a "dynamic grouping" or something, I dunno.
What do y'all think?
Not sure whether I am missing somthing but what you explained is what I have suggested - only the donut chart and slicer (igoniring other visuals for simplicity).
Selected acitivity hours vs. all other activity displayed as a % in the donut chart.
- parry2k8 years agoSuper UserIt can Be done for sure , can you share sample data for both tables in an excel sheet and I will send you the solution
- CoreyP8 years agoSolution Sage
Great! Here's some screenshots and an example doc.
Activity Dim TableLabor Fact Tableerr, I don't know how to attach an excel doc...