I should be able to order the "legend" and the values for each legend category in a stacked bar chart. This is similar to "series order" feature in Excel
csg1
6 years agoNew Member
Please add this! In the meantime I manage to workaround the issue by making a calculated column and giving the different markers names that would be in numerical order from the bottom to the top of the stacked bar chart. If( something = this; "1 - Name of legend to be placed on the bottom"; "2 - Name of legend to be placed second from the bottom" ) Not pretty, but it works faster than the 6 measures I had to use before.
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