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I am having a hard time understanding how to get this chart to reflect accurately. Please take a look at the example below:
My actual values is 228,354.62 and my target is 300k. That's 76% of the target but the visual looks like it's less that halfway through. Is there a way to fix this at make it look more closer to reality?
Setting the Y-Axis End to 300k seems to get closer to my end result but it's not exactly what I am looking for. I don't want to to worry about a static value since I have different targets every month.
I've tried the bullet chart but that does not help. How can I get around this?
Thank you,
C
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You are actually stacking Actual and Target values!. I supose that you want to show the difference between both values.
So you must create a measure DIF = SUM(Target)-SUM(Actual) and use that measure in your chart instead of Target.
Regards!
EDIT: I recommend to put Target on chart's Tooltip for showing that value too on mouse hover.
You are actually stacking Actual and Target values!. I supose that you want to show the difference between both values.
So you must create a measure DIF = SUM(Target)-SUM(Actual) and use that measure in your chart instead of Target.
Regards!
EDIT: I recommend to put Target on chart's Tooltip for showing that value too on mouse hover.
Great explination, CrisYan. Your approach solved it for me.
Thank you so much
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