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srt1111
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Merging 2 graphs from different set of slicers into a stacked column chart

Hi,

 

I want to create a new report in PBI where the customer wants to have a report that has 2 graphs/tables ( example given: workload 1 and workload 2) with each has its set of slicers - sort of a template slicers (picture 1). The output of these 2 graphs need to be stacked into one view i.e one stacked column chart (picture 2).

This is so challenging to me, because the 2 graphs/ tables are not fixed, it can be changed by customer at their requirement.

 

srt1111.png

srt1111_2.png

How to do this? 

 

Thank you and regards.

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srt1111
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Hi Rena, Thank you for your respond. However it didnt give the answer im looking for. The report graph from each group slicers (workload 1 and workload 2) need to be combined/stacked in to one main graph (with different colour perhaps). If i need to create a DAX function, how should it be written? Workload 1 and workload 2 are a group of slicers created via bookmarks. Also, im wondering if i need to duplicate my model for each workload?..

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