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Enriquemmesteo
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Stack area partially in line or combo charts

Hello, this should be a simple thing to do but I haven't found the right solution today.

Let's say I have a field with the number of sales. Another field tells me if they are internal or internal. And then there is another field called Budget sales(Internal/External doesn't apply on these).

I need to show the budget sales as a line, and then the external and internal sales as stacked area. I've tried this with Vizlib visualizations too but either I stack all three or none of them.

Thanks!

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lironbaram
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Partner - Master III

hi 

there is a limitation in bar chart or combo chart when you have two dimensions , you can only have one measure 

but in your case if the second dimension has only two values 

you can use combo chart with 3 measures 

where your sales measures will be split to internal sales and external sales , and you have budget 

then you can stack the sales measures and the display the budget as line 
something like this 

Annotation 2020-04-20 212907.png

if you want it as lines and areas you can do it in vizlib line chart like this 

Annotation 2020-04-20 213623.png

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lironbaram
Partner - Master III
Partner - Master III

hi 

there is a limitation in bar chart or combo chart when you have two dimensions , you can only have one measure 

but in your case if the second dimension has only two values 

you can use combo chart with 3 measures 

where your sales measures will be split to internal sales and external sales , and you have budget 

then you can stack the sales measures and the display the budget as line 
something like this 

Annotation 2020-04-20 212907.png

if you want it as lines and areas you can do it in vizlib line chart like this 

Annotation 2020-04-20 213623.png

Enriquemmesteo
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The second one is exactly what I was looking for! is this the normal combo chart? How did you stack only two?