Creating Percent of Total Bar Graphs

cyork21

I found a nice video on the Percent of Total bar graph but when I use it I don't seem to have the same options for including various series of data as the values / goals etc.  The video shows a Actual Value data series and a Target Value data series but I don't see any graph that performs that way. 

 

What I'm trying to do...

I have a text column that shows whether a quality measure was 'Met' or 'Not Met'.  I want to show a bar graph of how often we met the goal as a percentage of total (met + not met).  I created a beast mode column that has a 1 for every time we Met the goal.  I created a second beast mode column that has a 1 for ever opportunity (met + not met).  What I want to do now is show my Met column divided by my Total column in a bar graph

 

While I'm asking - the next step is to repeat this for several measures so I can show whether Bob met quality measure 1, 2, 3, 4 etc.

 

Thanks in advance,

Craig

 

creed

 

Hi @cyork21 it looks like you might be using a different chart than what is being demonstrated in the video. Can you double check the chart type you're using? It should be a "Bullet" chart (highlighted below).

 

 

 

Please let me know if this does not answer your question.

 

Thank you,

Creed

[Deleted User]

Can you share the link to the video so we have a better understanding?

Thanks!

Dani

cyork21

https://university.domo.com/label/visualize/sublabel/card-builder/vid/322032/

cyork21

You realize this question hasn't been answered right?  The link I provided is exactly what I want to do but the control showed in the video doesn't work the same when I pick the percent of total graph in Domo.  Either I'm missing something obvious or the control changed / is broken.

[Deleted User]

@cyork21

 

I have forwarded the thread to an internal team that manages our videos and we are looking in to this.  We will try and close the loop with you shortly.

 

Thanks for your patience!

 

creed

 

Hi @cyork21 it looks like you might be using a different chart than what is being demonstrated in the video. Can you double check the chart type you're using? It should be a "Bullet" chart (highlighted below).

 

 

 

Please let me know if this does not answer your question.

 

Thank you,

Creed

cyork21

That's it - Thank you! 

[Deleted User]

Thanks @cyork21,

 

We are looking to update the video based on your feedback so this point is clearer. In the meantime, if @creed solved the problem, please mark his answer as the solution by clicking "Accept as Solution" so others may benefit from this conversation.

 

Regards,
Dani