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Hello everyone here..
Plz look into this picture, I chose cluster chart to view Number of closed issues and pending issue.
But i need one more legend(before closed&pending) that should tell me both( closed + pending ) issues put together seperately
Kindly help me
- Monika
Below image referance from Pivot chart - Not power Bi
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Hi @MonikaNandhini1 .
As refered the solution is the same as for the previous post.
| Category | ID |
| Total | 1 |
| Status | 2 |
Total = IF(SELECTEDVALUE('Split'[ID]) = 1 ; COUNT('Table'[Serial Number]); BLANK())
Pending = IF(SELECTEDVALUE(Split[ID]) = 2 ; CALCULATE(COUNT('Table'[Serial Number]);'Table'[Status]="Pending"); BLANK())
Closed = IF(SELECTEDVALUE(Split[ID]) = 2 ; CALCULATE(COUNT('Table'[Serial Number]);'Table'[Status]="Closed"); BLANK())
Now create a Stacked Column chart with the following setup:
Final result is in attach PBIX file (file in May version of PBI).
You need to also be aware that you need to drill down to the lowest level of the Hierarchy and then sort by the Cause Area Description, also the Hierarchy on the X-Axis need to be kept due to the setup what you can due is to concatenet the labels.
Regards
Miguel Félix
Proud to be a Super User!
Check out my blog: Power BI em PortuguêsHi @MonikaNandhini1 ,
You could refer to @MFelix ' s suggestions to see whether it work or not. I suggest you could use Line and stacked column chart to achieve this goal.
Best Regards,
Zoe Zhi
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Hi..
I tried @MFelix solution, i think its not an exact solution what im looking for.
I already tried Line and stacked column chart, but i need total values in a bar not as a line. Could you help me to get it
Thanks
Monika
Hi @MonikaNandhini1 ,
Can you share you sample data? I can make the changes to my solution to give the correct result.
Regards
Miguel Félix
Proud to be a Super User!
Check out my blog: Power BI em PortuguêsHi @MFelix
Thanks for you immediate reply
Plz find below excel data, copy and paste to work out.
| Serial Number | Status | Cause Area Description | Issue Description |
| 999988 | Closed | EVC Quality | Issue A |
| 996888 | Closed | EVC Quality | Issue B |
| 960669 | Pending | LPT VST | Issue C |
| 998688 | Pending | EVC Quality | Issue D |
| 999692 | Closed | EVC Quality | Issue E |
| 960920 | Closed | LPT VST | Issue F |
| 960893 | Closed | EVC Quality | Issue A |
| 961002 | Closed | EVC Quality | Issue B |
| 961992 | Pending | LPT VST | Issue C |
| 961686 | Pending | EVC Quality | Issue D |
| 962479 | Closed | EVC Quality | Issue E |
| 962487 | Closed | LPT VST | Issue F |
| 963197 | Closed | EVC Quality | Issue A |
| 963189 | Closed | EVC Quality | Issue B |
| 963391 | Pending | EVC Quality | Issue C |
| 963668 | Pending | EVC Quality | Issue D |
| 964089 | Closed | LPT VST | Issue E |
| 964100 | Closed | EVC Quality | Issue F |
| 964103 | Closed | EVC Quality | Issue A |
| 964119 | Closed | LPT VST | Issue B |
| 964169 | Pending | EVC Quality | Issue C |
| 964236 | Pending | EVC Quality | Issue D |
| 964427 | Closed | LPT VST | Issue E |
| 964089 | Closed | LPT VST | Issue F |
Thanks
Monika
Hi @MonikaNandhini1 .
As refered the solution is the same as for the previous post.
| Category | ID |
| Total | 1 |
| Status | 2 |
Total = IF(SELECTEDVALUE('Split'[ID]) = 1 ; COUNT('Table'[Serial Number]); BLANK())
Pending = IF(SELECTEDVALUE(Split[ID]) = 2 ; CALCULATE(COUNT('Table'[Serial Number]);'Table'[Status]="Pending"); BLANK())
Closed = IF(SELECTEDVALUE(Split[ID]) = 2 ; CALCULATE(COUNT('Table'[Serial Number]);'Table'[Status]="Closed"); BLANK())
Now create a Stacked Column chart with the following setup:
Final result is in attach PBIX file (file in May version of PBI).
You need to also be aware that you need to drill down to the lowest level of the Hierarchy and then sort by the Cause Area Description, also the Hierarchy on the X-Axis need to be kept due to the setup what you can due is to concatenet the labels.
Regards
Miguel Félix
Proud to be a Super User!
Check out my blog: Power BI em Português@MFelix Thank you for your time to take my data to get a solution
Yes, Now Its working, with few correction made. Ex: mentioned ";" instead of ","
Thank you so much !!
Hi @MonikaNandhini1 ,
Check the response I gave in the post below, believe that can help you solve your issue.
If you need help based on your data please tell me.
Regards
Miguel Félix
Proud to be a Super User!
Check out my blog: Power BI em PortuguêsCheck out the November 2025 Power BI update to learn about new features.
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