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Combining values from multiple dimensions in one axis

Hi everyone,

I am trying to combine the values from multiple dimensions into one single axis in a bar chart. I think it's easier to explain with an example.

Let's say I have a data model with the sales of a company, and among others, I have geographical dimensions (let's say province) and product dimensions (let's say article). I can create two different bar charts, showing the total sales split among the different provinces and another one showing the sales split among articles. But is there any way I can mix the values of the two dimensions in the same graph? I also need to sort all the values by expression, regardless of whether it is a province or an article. So, for instance, what I want, in a table chart, should look like:

Dimension - Sum(Sales)

Province A - 10000

Province X - 9500

Article B - 8900

Province M - 8500

Article Z - 8000

Article D - 7000

Province B - 6500

Thank you for your help.

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jagathi
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In this example

 

I have a requirement to show all the "Article" in article field with "province 1" alone from "Province" field

 

How do we write a pick & match expression for this