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LewisB
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Gauge visualisation that displays total similar to stacked chart

I currently have a page on my sales report that shows our Sales Reps total sales vs Target. This is displayed in the default Power Bi "Gauge" visualisation as per below:

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My boss has asked me to change the bar in the gauge to show a breakdown of where these sales came from - ie. total sales by customer (similar to a stacked column chart). Is this possible to do this on the default Power BI gauge? Or is there another visualization that may be able to do this? 

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AllisonKennedy
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You could use Stacked column and line chart combo visual to show this and put the target in line values. 


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AllisonKennedy
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You could use Stacked column and line chart combo visual to show this and put the target in line values. 


Please @mention me in your reply if you want a response.

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Cheers Allison. That pretty much does all I ask, but it doesn't look very pretty! I'll run it past the boss to see if he want to keep it.

 

Thanks again

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