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Want to split a table up by a dimension

Hi - I am pretty new to Power BI, and am using desktop. 

 

I want to create a chart like the first one below which shows the number of new clients by year, but which also splits the data up by office. In Power BI, I see that I can add Office to Legend, and that gets me a lot of colored bars, but it's hard to read. I prefer a setup like the one below, where each office has its own pane. It's easier if each office can view their yearly data side-by-side. 

 

Is this possible in Power BI? 

 

Thanks!

 
 
 

What I want, which was created in Tableau

split by region.jpg

 

What I've got, which was created in Power BI

power bi panes.PNG

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Hi @Anonymous,

 

how about if you swap legend and x axis?

 

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@Anonymous 

 

You may also try Drill down in a visualization in Power BI and take a look at this post.

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Hi @Anonymous,

 

how about if you swap legend and x axis?

 

Regards,

Marcus

Dortmund - Germany
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