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[BaratheShubham]

I want to plot an area chart quarter wise for 2024 and 2025 with respect to vacant and occupied units. In this case the total units for a property will be same since the total (physical) units are not changing. I want to show property wise changes in vacant and occupied units count.

[DanieleUgoCopp]

Keep total units fixed per property and aggregate by quarter. For each quarter you only need occupied units, vacant units are the remainder. Then use a stacked area chart by quarter, filtered by property.

Example DAX:

Occupied Units :=
SUM ( internal[OccupiedUnits] )

Vacant Units :=
SUM ( internal[TotalUnits] ) - [Occupied Units]

Quarter :=
"Q" & FORMAT ( internal[Created time], "Q" ) & " " & FORMAT ( internal[Created time], "YYYY" )

In the area chart: put Quarter on the x-axis, Occupied Units and Vacant Units as values, and filter or facet by Property. This will show quarter-wise shifts between occupied and vacant units while total units stay constant.

[lbendlin]

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[v-aatheeque]

Hi @BaratheShubham 

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[grazitti_sapna]

Hi @BaratheShubham ,
To visualize property-wise changes where the Total Units are constant, but the Vacant/Occupied mix changes, I recommend using the Stacked Area Chart combined with the Small Multiples feature.

1. The Data Model:- 

Ensure your data table (e.g., 'PropertyData') is set up correctly. You likely have one of two structures:

• Structure A (Unpivoted): Columns like [Date], [Property], [Status] (values: "Occupied", "Vacant"), and [UnitCount].

• Structure B (Pivoted): Columns like [Date], [Property], [VacantCount], and [OccupiedCount].

2. Dax

Measure for Occupied Units
Occupied Units = 
CALCULATE(
SUM('PropertyData'[UnitCount]), 
'PropertyData'[Status] = "Occupied"
)

Measure for Vacant Units
Vacant Units = 
CALCULATE(
SUM('PropertyData'[UnitCount]), 
'PropertyData'[Status] = "Vacant"
)

3. Visual Configuration (Stacked Area Chart)

Select the Stacked Area Chart visual and configure the fields as follows:

• X-Axis: Date field (Drag it in and use the Hierarchy to show Year and Quarter). Filter for 2024 & 2025.

• Y-Axis: Drag both [Occupied Units] and [Vacant Units] here.

• Small Multiples: Drag your [Property Name] field here.

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