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I cannot get the bubble size to work as required... I have a table that contains the sales of a team:
James | 16
James | 15
James | 14
Bob | 15
Bob | 13
Janet | 20
That can draw me a scatter chart that shows the number of deals and the value of those deals. Perfect.
I then want to create the bubble size based on their current close rate
James | .25
Bob | .5
Janet | .8
So i join the two tables to create a relationship, and then pull the 'CloseRate' to create the bubble size. Therefore showing an indication of their ability to close deals.
However I am forced to select either a Sum, Average etc for the CloseRate and all the values in the chart are the sales. So for example if I select 'Sum of CloseRate' every bubble is the same size and has an value of 1.55 (eg .25+.5+.8).
How can I bring the data into the scatter chart so that I get the correct values assigned to the correct dots?
Thanks
James
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Hi @jamesbr,
By default, if we drag a column into "Size" section in a scatter chart, it will be aggregated, like Sum, Average, Count, etc. To avoid this beavior, we can add a measure insetad of adding column directly. Below is my test, please review it.
Add a calculated column [Bubble Size] in sales table.
Bubble Size = LOOKUPVALUE ( 'Bubble Size'[Close Rate], 'Bubble Size'[Name], 'Sales of team'[Name] )
Create a measure.
Bubble Size measure = CALCULATE ( LASTNONBLANK ( 'Sales of team'[Bubble Size], 1 ), ALLEXCEPT ( 'Sales of team', 'Sales of team'[Name] ) )
Add this measure into "Size" section.
Best regards,
Yuliana Gu
Hi @jamesbr,
By default, if we drag a column into "Size" section in a scatter chart, it will be aggregated, like Sum, Average, Count, etc. To avoid this beavior, we can add a measure insetad of adding column directly. Below is my test, please review it.
Add a calculated column [Bubble Size] in sales table.
Bubble Size = LOOKUPVALUE ( 'Bubble Size'[Close Rate], 'Bubble Size'[Name], 'Sales of team'[Name] )
Create a measure.
Bubble Size measure = CALCULATE ( LASTNONBLANK ( 'Sales of team'[Bubble Size], 1 ), ALLEXCEPT ( 'Sales of team', 'Sales of team'[Name] ) )
Add this measure into "Size" section.
Best regards,
Yuliana Gu
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