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How can I show multiple bar charts as a single stacked chart?

Hi there,

I have some data that I'm trying to display in a single bar chart instead of several separate ones.  Really hoping someone can help

Data

My data looks like this:

CountryInternetTextEmailVideo
UK1115
USA2224
India3311
UK2312
UK6433

The numbers in the columns Internet, Text, Email and Video represent the frequency that people use these media types. 

  • 1 = every day
  • 2 = every week
  • 3 = every month
  • 4 = every year
  • 5 = rarely
  • 6 = never

I would like to display the results of this table in a stacked chart as follows:

chart3.jpg

Would also like to create a list box that allows me to filter by country.

Any help to acheive this would be much appreciated!

Many thanks,

Katie


1 Solution

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Hi Katie

Please find the attachment. Hope this gives you an idea. This is just rough, You can enhance on your requiremen,t

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Hi Katie

Please find the attachment. Hope this gives you an idea. This is just rough, You can enhance on your requiremen,t

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Is this what you are looking for?

Stack Chart Type.PNG

  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

 

OrgTable:

LOAD

*

INLINE [
Country, Internet, Text, Email, Video
UK, 1, 1, 1, 5
USA,2, 2, 2, 4
India, 3, 3, 1, 1
UK, 2, 3, 1, 2
UK, 6, 4, 3, 3
]

;

 

NewTable:

CrossTable (Type,Value , 1)
LOAD *

RESIDENT OrgTable;

DROP TABLE OrgTable;

 

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Create calculated dimension containing a set of if then statements for the groupings.

=

if(Value = 1, 'Every Day',
if(Value = 2, 'Every Week',
if(Value = 3, 'Every Month',
if(Value = 4, 'Every Year',
if(Value = 5, 'Rarely',
if(Value

= 6, 'Never')
)
)
)
)
)

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Thanks so much for this - it works perfectly! 

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Thank you dibblemc - I used KStreak S's answer first and it worked really well, although I did find your reply really helpful