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Hello,
I'm trying to create a bar chart where each bar on the chart gets filtered down, so that each bar is a sub-set of the previous one.
As an example, if I have a table as follows:
Type | Color | Name | Quantity |
Fruit | Red | Apple | 44 |
Fruit | Yellow | Banana | 42 |
Fruit | Green | Grape | 21 |
Fruit | Orance | Orange | 10 |
Fruit | Yellow | Mango | 27 |
Fruit | Green | Kiwi | 37 |
Fruit | Yellow | Pineapple | 47 |
Fruit | Red | Strawberry | 28 |
Vegetable | Orange | Carrot | 21 |
Vegetable | Green | Cucumber | 42 |
Vegetable | Yellow | Potato | 31 |
Vegetable | Red | Onion | 23 |
Vegetable | Green | Spinach | 13 |
I am trying to generate a graph like this:
How could I generate something like this? I'd really appreciate any help.
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Hi @vicky_ ,
Unfortunately it needs to be a bar chart. I figured it out though. I created a calculated table where each row was summarize based on the color, type, name and then use those.
Does it have to be a column chart? Maybe a visual like the decomposition tree would better suit your needs.
Hi @vicky_ ,
Unfortunately it needs to be a bar chart. I figured it out though. I created a calculated table where each row was summarize based on the color, type, name and then use those.
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