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 griffin2571
		
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		I am trying to have my chart switch between two different set analysis. Currently the data set I have is being filtered based off of "Future Processing"
I have two set analysis but I am trying to switch between the two on the bar chart. Is there a way I can switch between these two expression for the bar chart below? The only thing I have seen as an option is a scatter plot chart but they only allow toggles on dimensions.
1) =Avg({<[Future Processing]={'Appointment'}>} [Time on-site])
2) =Avg({<[Future Processing]={'No Appointment'}>} [Time on-site])
| Repair Site | Future Processing | Time on-site | 
| Kuwait | No Appointment | 0 | 
| Kuwait | No Appointment | 0 | 
| Kuwait | No Appointment | 0 | 
| Kuwait | No Appointment | 0 | 
| Kuwait | No Appointment | 0 | 
| Kuwait | No Appointment | 0 | 
| Kuwait | No Appointment | 0 | 
| Kuwait | No Appointment | 0 | 
| Kuwait | No Appointment | 0 | 
| Kuwait | Appointment | 193 | 
| Kuwait | Appointment | 172 | 
| Iraq | Appointment | 215 | 
| Iraq | Appointment | 217 | 
| Iraq | Appointment | 218 | 
| Iraq | Appointment | 218 | 
| Iraq | Appointment | 218 | 
| Iraq | No Appointment | 218 | 
| Iraq | No Appointment | 219 | 
| Iraq | No Appointment | 145 | 
| Iraq | No Appointment | 145 | 
| Iraq | No Appointment | 145 | 
| Iraq | No Appointment | 145 | 
| Qatar | Appointment | 145 | 
| Qatar | Appointment | 145 | 
| Qatar | Appointment | 145 | 
 
					
				
		
 Mark_Little
		
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		HI,
Easiest way to do this with a chart is by using a container object, Use a expression to show and hid the each tabs and turn off the tabs at the top. Then end result appears the same to the end user.
 Mario_De_Felipe
		
			Mario_De_Felipe
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
	
			
		
		
			
					
		Have you tried "Alternative Measures"? You can switch between expressions
Also you can use a button to set value to the variable vAppointment (if(vAppointment='Appointment',No Appointment','Appointment')), build an expression something like this:
Avg({<[Future Processing]={'$(vAppointment)'}>} [Time on-site])
 RahulGupta-HCL
		
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		In bar chart there is an option to add one measure as alternate measure
Step1 :
Create Measure 1 as =Avg({<[Future Processing]={'Appointment'}>} [Time on-site])
And alternate measure as =Avg({<[Future Processing]={'No Appointment'}>} [Time on-site])
Step 2 : Select done editing
Step 3 : Select Exploration Menu
Step 4 : Toggle between the measures : Select the one you want to view data for
Pl see the attached document
 williejacobs
		
			williejacobs
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
	
			
		
		
			
					
		Hi @griffin2571
You can do this by using a variable and buttons.
Create a Variable, the definition will be the default you would want your graph to display.
Change your formula to use the Variable 
=Avg({<[Future Processing]={'$(vFutureProcessing)'}>} [Time on-site])
Now insert a variable input, I used the button option and link to the created variable.
Add your possible options
Selecting the different buttons will now change what is displayed on your graph.
