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Luis_u534485
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Stacked Column Chart to simulate a waterfall

Hi Team,

Can somebody to know how do i need to arrange table/data in pbi to be able to construct something like below image?

Image is from a stacked column in Excel and I'm using the table numbers to fed the graph.   Consider that:

  • BUD YTD and CY+1 Plan are compared vs Waterfall
  • FY CY Plan is the sum of 1 + the largest value between 2 or 3 (YTG/OOrders)
  • And graph changes based on selected product

 

Sorry and thanks,

 

Luis_u534485_0-1715025554254.pngLuis_u534485_1-1715025582241.png

 

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amitchandak
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@Luis_u534485 , Create a Calculation group.

You need to have one or more measures for each stack row (Make sure the Measure in white color should added before )

 

Now go to the calculation group table and add a column that will group measures to appear on each row of  stacked  and then use that group and calculation group as the Axis in the visual

 

  Add Manually     
Calculation Item Group Color in Visual  Measure copied in step
Measure 1 Budytd/ytg    
Measure 2 Budytd/ytg   Meausre 2
Measure 3 ACTKS White  
Measure 4 ACTKS    
Measure 5 YTDKS White Measure 4
Measure 6 YTDKS    
Measure 7 OOrdersKS    
Measure 8 OOrdersKS    
Measure 9 FY CY KS    
Measure 10 CY Plan KS    

 

 

 

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