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Hi,
I am trying to create a waterfall chart for income-statement to show the breakdown from Gross Sales to Net-Income and display Gross-Margin as a subtotal (not increase/decrease).
Gross Margin = Gross Sales - Cost of goods sold and other expenses
Net Income = Gross Margin - Wage and Direct expenses - Other Indirect and Other expenses.
Net income should be displayed as total and should be -0.2M
However, having Gross Margin as a positive value here increases the total value.
I tried subtracting the Gross Margin after I added it (Gross Margin - ot), I get the correct total for net income but now I have 2 bars for Gross Margin.
Is there a way I can show Gross Margin as sub-total in the first image ?
or hide a bar from visual in the second image ?
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