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Hello,
I need to split in two different columns this chart:
I need to have two columns for each month:
so, for example I need to display this one, when I decide to drill over a month this graph:
Actually I have in the axis:
Please, can you help me?
Thanks in advance!
Hi, @Belvicus
You can try the following methods.
Index = IF([Category]="Force"||[Category]="Force KO",1,2)
Does this meet your desired outcome?
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _Charlotte
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Hi @v-zhangti
on first thanks for the answer.
I'm not able to apply your solution, because all the four columns are new calculated columns.
This is a part of the table
So how can I split the whole?
Thanks again for the support.
Regards
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