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hi everyone
I have question here, sorry if it sound simple but I couldnt get it fixed.
I have table visual below & would like to use a 100% stacked chart.
https://1drv.ms/u/s!ApEx5aVi8GOXahNB06awZetSVPk?e=y7cHBp
Thank you all for the help!
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hey @jjmao ,
this is not how the 100% chart types work, the values you are using are considered forming the total, this means that the 1 who visited the store represents a third and not one of 2, meaning 50%.
For this reason, you have to create a measure that represents the remaining part of the group. From the sample you provided I created this simple measure:
the other part of the group = 1 - [% of group]
If, I'm using both measures on the 100% bar chart it will look like this:
Hopefully, this provides some ideas on how to tackle your challenge.
Regards,
Tom
Hey @jjmao ,
this is not how the 100% chart types work, the values you are using are considered forming the total, this means that the 1 who visited the store represents a third and not one of 2, meaning 50%.
For this reason, you have to create a measure that represents the remaining part of the group. From the sample you provided I created this simple measure:
the other part of the group = 1 - [% of group]
If, I'm using both measures on the 100% bar chart it will look like this:
Hopefully, this provides some ideas on how to tackle your challenge.
Regards,
Tom