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Greetings all.
I have a bar chart which is displaying individual variance from group average.
Say the following:
John 10
Lisa 20
Jane 30
The chart correctly lists -10,0,10 as variance from average.
However, what the client would like to see, is instead of 0, have the baseline be the average of 20, and then would list -10 and +10 for the outliers.
Is there a simple way to accomplish this?
Thank you in advance for your time and consideration.
I'm not sure you can modify the axis, but you can make the same impression with the following:
- Hide the original axis.
- Create a Reference line with the desired formula for the Average as the new "axis"
- Use the same formula to calculate the "Bar Offset" for your main Expression (to see "Offset" and other Expression Attributes, click on the plus next to the expression )
cheers,
Oleg
I'm not sure you can modify the axis, but you can make the same impression with the following:
- Hide the original axis.
- Create a Reference line with the desired formula for the Average as the new "axis"
- Use the same formula to calculate the "Bar Offset" for your main Expression (to see "Offset" and other Expression Attributes, click on the plus next to the expression )
cheers,
Oleg
Thanks for the reply Oleg.
That definitely sounds like it will work!