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Stacked bar chart based off measure values
I am trying to create a 100% stacked column based off the results of the measure below: I have created a DistinctCount measure to give me a count of items per Par Location ID(screenshot below). I have tried doing some Calculate/Countrow variations, but I think I'm missing a piece of the puzzle to bring everything together. Would I need to create separate measures for each of these 5 outputs in order to create a stacked bar chart? Currently it just shows the chart as 100% "HOT," and doesn't factor in the other 4 values.
ITEM STATUS =
IF('2_Bin_Query'[DelPerWeek] = 0, "STALE",
IF('2_Bin_Query'[DaysToTurn] = 0, "SLOW",
IF( '2_Bin_Query'[DaysToTurn] <= [HotSpinCalc],
"HOT",
IF([DaysToTurn] >=[ColdSpinCalc],
"COLD",
"OPTIMAL"
))))The table below is used to monitor inventory usage/levels at various locations. I want the stacked column to show percentage of Hot, Cold, Optimal, Stale, Slow.
I was able to do this in Tableau by getting a distinct count of items and colorizing a simple Fixed LOD expression.
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v-yulgu-msftMicrosoft Employee
Hi Anonymous,
Please provide some sample data in source table and the DAX formula for those measures, [DelPerWeek], [DaysToTurn],
[HotSpinCalc] and [ColdSpinCalc].
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Yuliana Gu
- DelPerWeek = MIN('Cart Locations Delivery Schedule'[Delivery Days])DaysToTurn = [DATERANGE]/[NumOfOrders]DATERANGE = DATEDIFF(MAX('2_Bin_Query'[Demand Date]), TODAY(), DAY)ColdSpinCalc = 5*(1+(7/[DelPerWeek])+2)HotSpinCalc = (1+(7/[DelPerWeek])+2)NumOfOrders = CALCULATE(COUNT('2_Bin_Query'[Item Number]), ALLEXCEPT('2_Bin_Query', '2_Bin_Query'[Item Number], '2_Bin_Query'[Par Location ID]))I have attached the source data in an excel table, if you want me to attach the PBIX file instead, let me know. Also, thanks for the article to get answers quickly. I was thinking if there is a way to create a reference table for the outputs of the original IF statement, that might be the way to go. Not sure if that is the best way to go about solving this, so I am open to whatever solutions you may recommend. Let me know if you have any additional questions. Thanks