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Hi,
I am trying to plot on the same chart multiple ratios (metrics) without having an axis of categories.
For example, here I'd want to show the number of houses having multiple bathrooms out of the total number of houses, and below it a bar showing the number of houses having multiple floors out of the same total.
How would you go around doing that?
I can for example do this for one bar, where the Legend is the metric and the Value is the total data set. But this only works with one metric. I want to have a second bar right under it in that same chart.
I can also convert the true/false to 0/1 whole numbers, to be able to sum and plot them on a clustered bar chart, but this does not show the ratios explicitely.
Thanks.
@SamerB,
Please check the measures in the PBIX file below.
https://1drv.ms/u/s!AhsotbnGu1Nokz-iFj6hTkQDHxGz
Regards,
Lydia
Thanks @v-yuezhe-msft for your time to recreate the example and the quick response.
What you send me is useful in terms of being able to plot True/False measures, instead of having to convert my values to 0/1 numbers as I was doing to be able to sum.
It still does not show ratios however (i.e. 2 houses out of 5), and plotting another bar for the total number of houses information isn't suitable.
I see it a very bothersome limitation for when the data doesn't have an axis or categories such as in my example.
Best,
Samer.
@SamerB,
I would recommend you unpivot columns in your table, then create a Matrix visual.
Or you can create a column chart as shown in the video below.
https://1drv.ms/v/s!AhsotbnGu1Nok0bIYnrjrgI3vSS6
Regards,
Lydia
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