Bar Graph - Show count and percentage per person vs group

Ananthak275

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hello everyone,

I'm trying to create a bar graph that contains two types of data - per person and group beside each other. The individual section would have a slicer so that a comparison of each individual vs the group can be completed, as long as the slicer doesnt impact the group bar. the screen shot is something im trying to create. my data is currently like this;

AssignedCreatedClosedHow many days it took
Person 1May 13, 2020May 20, 20207
Person 2May 13, 2020May 18, 20205
Person 3April 14, 2020April 20, 20206
Person 4April 1, 2020April 10, 20209
Person 1June 3rd, 2020June 25, 202022
Person 1June 15, 2020June 16, 20201
Person 2May 1, 2020May 3rd, 20202
Person 3June 28, 2020June 29, 20201
 

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Hi,

As you want to slice by the individual, then the first part of the bar graph is easy - simply drag the value field into the bar chart. I suspect that the value field will be "How many days it took" column. With that, every time you select a different individual, the value will automatically update.

The second part is where you need to create a DAX measure so that it always ignores your Person selection. For example, if your Group shows the average of days, you can calculate something similar to:

Rich (BB code):
mGroup =
    CALCULATE(
        AVG(table[How many days it took]),
        ALL(table[Assigned])
    )
 
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