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I have a bar chart that shows the number of items of a particular status by Design team (see chart below). I would like to had columns by Design team that counts items by of a particular type as well. For each team, it would show a column for each of the following:
Is there a way to do this?
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Hi @thehowlerr,
You could create a new table, which will summarize the table by "type" and "status". Then you can create visuals with the new table. Any new data added into the old table will be updated in the new table automatically. Please have a try.
ResultTable = UNION ( SUMMARIZE ( 'DataTable', 'DataTable'[Status], 'DataTable'[Design Team Report], "value", COUNT ( 'DataTable'[Status] ) ), SUMMARIZE ( 'DataTable', 'DataTable'[Type], 'DataTable'[Design Team Report], "value", COUNT ( 'DataTable'[Type] ) ) )
I paste your data in text mode in case somebody wants to have a try.
Type Status Design Team Report NC Open C7A NC Closed N/A NC Closed PP RFI Closed WS NC Ready to Inspect PP NC Open PP NC Ready to Inspect PP NC Open PP NC Closed PP RFI Closed SGH NC Ready to Inspect PP NC Ready to Inspect SGH NC Closed SGH NC Closed SGH NC Closed SGH NC Closed SGH NC Closed SGH NC Closed WS NC Closed WS NC Closed WS
Best Regards!
Dale
Hi @thehowlerr,
You could create a new table, which will summarize the table by "type" and "status". Then you can create visuals with the new table. Any new data added into the old table will be updated in the new table automatically. Please have a try.
ResultTable = UNION ( SUMMARIZE ( 'DataTable', 'DataTable'[Status], 'DataTable'[Design Team Report], "value", COUNT ( 'DataTable'[Status] ) ), SUMMARIZE ( 'DataTable', 'DataTable'[Type], 'DataTable'[Design Team Report], "value", COUNT ( 'DataTable'[Type] ) ) )
I paste your data in text mode in case somebody wants to have a try.
Type Status Design Team Report NC Open C7A NC Closed N/A NC Closed PP RFI Closed WS NC Ready to Inspect PP NC Open PP NC Ready to Inspect PP NC Open PP NC Closed PP RFI Closed SGH NC Ready to Inspect PP NC Ready to Inspect SGH NC Closed SGH NC Closed SGH NC Closed SGH NC Closed SGH NC Closed SGH NC Closed WS NC Closed WS NC Closed WS
Best Regards!
Dale
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