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Stacked Column chart with values from multiple columns
- 9 years ago
Hi sseverson12
In this scenario, I suppose the table looks like below after adding four calculated columns using the formula you provided:
Based on this table, then new four tables for PE, FD, EX,CM. As an example, below is the DAX for the PE table:
Table1 = ADDCOLUMNS(SELECTCOLUMNS(MergedTable,"Status",MergedTable[PEStatus]),"Category","PE")
After all tables being prepared, union them:
Table5 = ADDCOLUMNS(UNION(Table1,Table2,Table3,Table4),"Value",1)
Then, create a stacked column chart with "Category" as the Axis, "Status" as the legend and "Value" as value.
Best regards,
Yuliana Gu
Hi sseverson12
In this scenario, I suppose the table looks like below after adding four calculated columns using the formula you provided:
Based on this table, then new four tables for PE, FD, EX,CM. As an example, below is the DAX for the PE table:
Table1 = ADDCOLUMNS(SELECTCOLUMNS(MergedTable,"Status",MergedTable[PEStatus]),"Category","PE")
After all tables being prepared, union them:
Table5 = ADDCOLUMNS(UNION(Table1,Table2,Table3,Table4),"Value",1)
Then, create a stacked column chart with "Category" as the Axis, "Status" as the legend and "Value" as value.
Best regards,
Yuliana Gu
This working very well, so thank you for that solution. Now I have the problem that the new tables have no connection back to my primary date key (each of my rows has a created by date feild). Do you know what I can include in the DAX function to give me a column with the date associated in the table?