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Is it possible to set the 'primary' selection on a stacked bar chart when selection is made by selecting an area on the chart?
I have a stacked bar with a count expression, then two dimensions Date and Organisation.
So, along the bottom of the chart is the date, then the bar is stacked by Organisation.
What I want to do, is select an Organisation area in the chart and show all data for that organisation across dates (i.e., turn it into a single bar chart).
The default behaviour is to filter on the primary dimension which is Date. I don't want to have to select an organisation in the legend; that isn't intuitive for the user. 3 clicks sort of works, but it becomes messy and unintuitive, so I want to do it in one click only.
thanks!
you can do selection from legend
Thanks. I understand that the legend can be used - but this is difficult when there are over more than a few items to deal with (e.g., I have a stacked bar with over 25 organisation items as above); sometimes you can't see all these on the legend.
Is this just not possible?
Thanks. I understand that the legend can be used - but this is difficult when there are over more than a few items to deal with (e.g., I have a stacked bar with over 25 organisation items as above); sometimes you can't see all these on the legend.
Is this just not possible?
Thanks. I understand that the legend can be used - but this is difficult when there are over more than a few items to deal with (e.g., I have a stacked bar with over 25 organisation items as above); sometimes you can't see all these on the legend.
Is this just not possible?
Thanks. I understand that the legend can be used - but this is difficult when there are over more than a few items to deal with (e.g., I have a stacked bar with over 25 organisation items as above); sometimes you can't see all these on the legend.
Is this just not possible?
Hi
All I can suggest is that you a list box next to the chart for the organisation selection.
Regards
Jonathan