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JodyMcKean
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Sub Groups and All Together

I'm new to Power BI.

 

I have survey results for multiple locations. I can easily create a chart showing the % positive results for all locations in 1 chart. For example, location A, location B, and location C results are 3 side by side columns in 1 bar graph. I can also have a bar graph that summarizes the results for all locations into 1 master column.

 

What I'm looking for is to be able to have 1 graph with 4 columns - location A, location B, location C, and All (A,B,C together).

 

I want to show the % positive results for each location and directly compare it to the % postive results for all locations put together in a graph.

 

Is there any way to due that in a bar graph and not use a matrix?

  • Hi JodyMcKean ,

     

    Create a table with all the locations plus an additional line with ALL something similar to this:

    Now add the following measure:

     

    Count of surveys = 
    IF(SELECTEDVALUE('Locations'[Location])= "All", COUNTROWS('Surveys'),
    CALCULATE(COUNT('Surveys'[Answer]), 'Surveys'[Location] in VALUES('Locations'[Location])))

    Use the location from the new table in the axis:

     

     

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  • Hi JodyMcKean ,

     

    Create a table with all the locations plus an additional line with ALL something similar to this:

    Now add the following measure:

     

    Count of surveys = 
    IF(SELECTEDVALUE('Locations'[Location])= "All", COUNTROWS('Surveys'),
    CALCULATE(COUNT('Surveys'[Answer]), 'Surveys'[Location] in VALUES('Locations'[Location])))

    Use the location from the new table in the axis:

     

     

  • Hi,

    Share the structore of your raw dataset and show the expected result.  Share data in a format that can be pasted in an MS Excel file.

  • This is perfect. I'm still lerning all the formula and measures. Thank you!