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At the moment my data appears as below
Id Name Female Aboriginal DisbursedAmount
1 John False True $10000
1 Jack True True $10000
1 Jill True True $10000
1 Joan False True $10000
I'm looking to show a graph that shows total disbursed on the y-axis. On the x axis, trying to show count of Female and a Count of aboriginal. I am having a bit of troubles, may I get some assistance. I tried below and it's coming out very strange.
Hi @minh23tran,
Based on your description that the chart shows total disbursed on Y-axis and ount of Female and a Count of aboriginal on X-axis, the chart output is actually the same as the image you post.
From the image, I am confused why you add two values in both axis. Usually, we add category column in X-axis and value column in Y-axis to create a chart. So, what do you want indeed? Also, when you used count of Female and count of aboriginal, these two columns are in a same table, so the two count values are always the same.
For more advice, would you please share more detailed information about your expect result?
Thanks,
Yuliana Gu
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