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xencema
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Dashboard top 5 help

Hi!

I'm trying to generate a dashboard that represents the Top 5 best-selling products in terms of quantity per year.

The data is already selected for the top 5 by year, I would just like to make a vizualisation out of it.

 

I would like to create a grouped barplot with on the Y axis: 5 bars for each year side by side (so 5*4 bars), each bar will represent the Productid and the height of that bar will represent the somme column. The X axis will be for the Year.

 

The data

xencema_1-1671285352268.png

 

 

Year PRODUCTID Somme

20113521100
20115081100
20115071100
20113511100
2011530550
20129353850
20129363850
20125243850
20123193850
20123263750
201331924200
201332520000
201332620000
201352318700
201351318150
201431942900
201432538750
201432638750
201493634100
201493534100

 

What I've come up with so far, the visualizations make a sum of 'productid' and also a sum of 'somme' but I don't want it to do that

xencema_0-1671285286866.png

 

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v-xiaotang
Community Support
Community Support

Hi @xencema 

Thanks for reaching out to us.

>> the visualizations make a sum of 'productid' and also a sum of 'somme' but I don't want it to do that

What's your expected output? Do you mean you want to add the name of product to the chart?

 

 

Best Regards,

Community Support Team _Tang

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