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vkomarag
Helper III
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Individual and Cumulative in a single visual

Hi

 

For example on employee table, I need to show the number of employees in each department as well as total employees in a single visual.

 

I am able to do it in different visuals and keep side by side. Just checking if there is any possibility to keep them in a single visual.

 

Thanks

KVB

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Hi @vkomarag,

You can create two measure using the formula.

Department = COUNTA(Table1[Employee])
Total = CALCULATE ( COUNTA ( Table1[Employee] ), ALL (Table1 ) )

And select them as value field in bar chart. Please see the following screenshot, I use Cluster column chart, if you want to other bar chart, you can change it.

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Thanks,
Angelia

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v-huizhn-msft
Employee
Employee

Hi @vkomarag,

After test using the solution @dkay84_PowerBI posted using the following sample table.

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Then you get expected result.

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If you still have problem, please share your sample data for further analysis.

Best Regards,
Angelia

Actually I need it in a bar chart in vertical representation.


Hi @vkomarag,

You can create two measure using the formula.

Department = COUNTA(Table1[Employee])
Total = CALCULATE ( COUNTA ( Table1[Employee] ), ALL (Table1 ) )

And select them as value field in bar chart. Please see the following screenshot, I use Cluster column chart, if you want to other bar chart, you can change it.

1.PNG

Thanks,
Angelia

Hi there,

 

You should be able to create a measure that concatenates two values. One for the total count of that column, and one for the count of rows of that department. It could look something like this:

 

Count of Employees

=COUNTA(Table[EmployeeID])

 

Count of ALL Employees

=
CALCULATE ( COUNTA ( Table[EmployeeID] ), ALL ( Table ) )

 

Concatenated Values

=
[Count of Employees] & " / " & [Count of ALL Employees] 

 

You can this use this on a single card style or other visual. Hope this helps! 

You can also use Tooltips to display the total on hover, where the actual components of the visual (i.e. columns or bars) show the value per department.  Lastly, you can use a stacked column with department as legend to visually show the total (height of column) and breakdown by department (colors).

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