I am pretty new to Domo and could not find a way to do what I am looking for.
I would want to group the data by country (grouped age field) and then stack the survey results. Here is an example of what my data looks like.
To my knowledge, you are not able to create a custom hierarchy for data fields, which is what I believe would be required to create the visualisation you are looking for.
However, I started by normalizing your data (collapse collumn in ETL) to create something like this:
Then I created a grouped bar chart and used country as a quickfilter:
This lets you view all countries together, or you can select a single country to view the data for that country:
This is a lot of data to consume in one visualization. Have you considered splitting this up into multiple cards? Or, if you are going to present from Domo, you could start with a higher level view of the survey results and build out a drill path that would get to the level of detail you want.
I would want them to be in a single card. Excel does it so easily. I believe that a little tweaking could help me get the output I am looking for. But I am not sure what that should be.
This should do for me. Thank You for helping me out.
Sounds like you want to create a card that looks like this:
If so, you can do so using a stacked bar chart and dummy records to do the grouping (and normalized dataset shown in previous reply):
1.) Create a concatenated field for the x-axis (Country and Age Group in this instance)
2.) Create a dummy record for each space ("Europe 0", "UK 0", USA 0")
3.) Create a display field that contains spaces in the dummy records and the value of the concatenated field for all other records (note: each dummy record has to have a different number of spaces... otherwise they all get displayed as one space on the chart)
4.) Use the display field for the x-axis, but sort by the original field
5.) y-axis is counts and series is response
Kinda klunky from a support perspective, though.
