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Kap
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clustered column chart

Hi,

 

I have a requirement to create 'clustered column chart'. In that I have to have 2 columns at the X-axis.

 

Ex: On X-axis I should have Region and City. Cities should be grouped under respective region and show sales data.

 

Please help me with this.

 

Thank you.

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Kap
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Thank you @Greg_Deckler and @Anonymous

 

I will try this.

Kap
Regular Visitor

Thank you @smoupre and @B129.

 

This trick worked !!!

Anonymous
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Hi @Kap,

 

   here is an example of what @Greg_Deckler tolds you.

(I've used state/city to simplify)

 

drillDown.png

 

I've changed the "Date Category" of State and City to make them more efficient.

 

#I'M Not An Expert#

Greg_Deckler
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With a clustered column chart, if you put two things in the x-axis, you will be able to "drill into" the columns. Alternatively, place Region in x-axis and Cities in Legend, then you will get both on the x-axis grouped by region.


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