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serenemak
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Stacked up monthly comparison where each bar consist of previous month's data

Hi please help me with this.. i would like to see a stacked up monthly comparison. 

For example, below's data is from Dec 2023 to Jan 2023

 

CountryUser Count (Distinct)%
Singapore109%
Malaysia1513%
Indonesia2219%
India4539%
Thailand2320%
Total115100%

 

below is Dec 2023 to feb 2023

CountryUser Count (Distinct)%
Singapore1512%
Malaysia108%
Indonesia2721%
India4033%
Thailand3026%
Total122100%


what i want to have as outcome in bar chart e.g. singapore

Jan : 9%

Feb : 12%

 

Please let me know if this is possible. Thanks!

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Yes, if you only want to show 1 country at a time you could just not put it in the Axis but use a filter instead.

I just saw this in my head when reading your description.
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RossEdwards
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Sounds like you want a bar chart where the Axis is the city and the legend is the month?

Hi, maybe i will have the city as the filter? but in the chart, i would want to see axis is the month, while values will be the %

Yes, if you only want to show 1 country at a time you could just not put it in the Axis but use a filter instead.

I just saw this in my head when reading your description.
Example.PNG

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