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Hey guys,
situation is the following:
My challenge is to create a barchart per employee showing their individual total sales revenue.
And in the same barchart, I also want to see a bar with the average of all total sales revenues per employee.
So, if emp1 has a total of $30,000 and emp2 has a total of $40,000.
The average of all total sales revenues per employee would be $35,000.
And those 4 values, I'd like to have in my chart.
I've tried some things myself and I managed to get some DAX measures, but when I have 2 DAX measures for both values in 1 chart, the average of all total sales revenues per employee gets re-calculated for each individual employee again.
Any solutions?
Thanks!
~ Niels.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Use Clustered column chart.
Put Emp on Axis and Revenue in Values
Then click on the Analytics button and add "Average Line"
Use Clustered column chart.
Put Emp on Axis and Revenue in Values
Then click on the Analytics button and add "Average Line"
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