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someonerandom
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Showing multiple items in a graph

Hi,

 

I have a geology database that i want to show what percentage of metals are in a hole, however id also like to display the lithology type on the y axis as well. Im trying to build this (excuse the poor artist rendition) The coloured bars are the Lithology (rock type) and the percentages are the metal percentages. i cant find a way to combine that data and graph it. Im not set on a bar graph, as long as the data is visually displayed well im ok (i.e not datatable as i can do that 🙂 )

someonerandom_0-1614137530281.png

 

The data is sorted like so

someonerandom_1-1614137757653.png

 

And like so

someonerandom_2-1614137817904.png

 

Im just not having any luck,

 

could someone help? ive got the correct datatypes etc i just cant build the graph?

 

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@someonerandom 

 

You may create a simple chart like below.

V-pazhen-msft_0-1614324733584.png

 


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Anonymous
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@someonerandom 

 

You may create a simple chart like below.

V-pazhen-msft_0-1614324733584.png

 


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amitchandak
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@someonerandom , At first look, seem like a stacked visual with Hole on the x-axis and Lith Type as the legend and metal % as the value

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Cheers it seems to want to count the Y axis, id like to have it show 0-70 or whatever the final depth is instead it just counts..

Anyone able to help with this one? i just want to show metre for metre on the Y axis and show what lithology type is there and it percentage?> can this be done>?

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