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I have a report comparing Actual to Budget sales.
I have written measures that explain the cause of the variance (along the lines of Price, Volume, Product Mix etc). These measures add up to the overall variance between actual and budget sales.
I want a waterfall chart which goes from Actual to Budget with the explanation columns showing my measures which explain the variance.
I have tried a lot of combinations with the standard Waterfall chart and don't believe it is possible. Is there another way to achieve this using the standard visuals?
The standard Waterfall chart accepts only one measure on Y-axis, so you need to add up those measures to create a single measure. But what is the category you want to display on X-axis? The causes? Time? Or something else? If you want the causes to display on the X-axis, the overall measure need to be different. You may need to use the Field parameter feature to create the overall measure for Y-axis.
Hope this would be helpful. If not, can you provide some sample data and show how your desired chart should be like?
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Jing
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