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I am trying to create a stacked bar chart that represents cumulative data and shows a third category for the growth. I used the DAX formula suggested by others to successfully create cumulative data (thank you!!), but I'm not able to show separate colors for contributions to growth.
For example, say I have 5 sales people, and I want to show cumulative sales by month over one year. In February I want one color (say green) to be January's sales, and then to show who contributed to February's sales I want to show Jen's sales in black, Bob's in blue, Kim's in yellow, etc.
So far I've been able to create cumulative data, or the individualized color data, but I haven't been able to combine these two approaches. Can anyone help?
Thanks Simon ~ I have voted for it. It's exactly the solution I need!
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