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I have a clustered column chart visual that is showing to total awareness for each activity in the marketing channels,
and some of the awarness activities measure calcauted based on more than one measure
when I add all the measures of all activite in the y axis of the clustered column chart visual i got the bar very close to each other as showing in the screenshot below| as i don't have x axis beacuse i used only measures.
what i want is a way to have some space between each bar or a way to have all the measures of all activity in a table with considering that some of them are a sum of other measure, so at the end i can have x axis in the visual.
Her are some of the measures used for this visual:
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Hi @Anonymous
You can't modify the space between the bars, because the graph doesn't have X-axis. it is jest a set of measures that you put there.
To resolve this issue you can create a measures table and use a dynamic measure to get a bar for every measure.
For example, in my data, I want to create a graph like yours with Chinese sales and total sales.
The first step is to create a table of wanted measures :
Then you can create a dynamic measure using switch
After you have a table and a dynamic measure you can use a graph in its natural way :
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Hi @Anonymous
You can't modify the space between the bars, because the graph doesn't have X-axis. it is jest a set of measures that you put there.
To resolve this issue you can create a measures table and use a dynamic measure to get a bar for every measure.
For example, in my data, I want to create a graph like yours with Chinese sales and total sales.
The first step is to create a table of wanted measures :
Then you can create a dynamic measure using switch
After you have a table and a dynamic measure you can use a graph in its natural way :
the pbix is attached
If this post helps, then please consider Accepting it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly
Hi @Anonymous
In Power BI, the clustered column chart might not allow you to manually adjust the spacing between individual bars directly. However, you can simulate spacing by adding dummy measures with null or zero values between your actual data measures. This approach requires creating additional calculated measures that return null or a visual representation of zero and placing them between your actual measures in the chart.
Best Regards,
Jayleny
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