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Hi,
by searching "Guntersblum" in the slicer I get the correct number of items (42), but the parent group is displayed at the bar and not "1414 - Guntersblum RZ", whats wrong?
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Hi, I'm aware of this, but I'd like to see the search term entered in the slicer as the sole label next to the bar. However, the label that appears next to the bar is the parent area.
Hi, the "Hierachy" approach didn´t help me. When I search "Guntersblum" under segments, the chardtz still shows the parent area "K01 - Segment instead of "1414 - Guntersblum RZ" (the number is correct).
Hi @8inger ,
Are you using the top level heirarchy in the graph as Y-axis?
If thats the case, the output is coming correct.
If you want to show the low level data of hierarchy in the graph too then below approach can be implemented :
Please add the hierarchy as the Y-axis and then click on yellow highlighted icon as shown in below graph :
Please let me know if I misunderstood your requirement.
If you’re satisfied with the answer, don’t forget to mark it as the solution to help others find it faster.
A thumbs-up is always appreciated!
Happy to help! 🙂
Thanks,
Ankita
I was too fast.
How can I add the hierarchy to y?
Hi @8inger ,
If you know how to create a hierarchy, just drag and drop the hierarchy into the y-axis.
Please follow below video to create the hierarchy.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xnWZrIV_g9s
Thanks,
Ankita
Hi, I'm aware of this, but I'd like to see the search term entered in the slicer as the sole label next to the bar. However, the label that appears next to the bar is the parent area.
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