Charts with multiple columns on X axis
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@Dheeraj_1996 I agree with using the chart types the others have suggested. Here is a KB article with more details on how to structure your data:
You may also want to consider the nested bar chart, which will calculate the total without having to restructure your data:
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@Dheeraj_1996 you can do this with a line and grouped bar, but you need to manipulate the dataset to that total, low, medium, high, critical are all a label in a single series column and the data is all in a second value column in the dataset. Then the X-axis would be your Total ticket, by MS team, by TT, Closed, Open Tickets. Here's an example of one I did like this, but my x-axis was month.
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Have you tried the grouped bar + line chart type? Your data does need to be structured a certain way to get that to work
EDIT: I meant grouped, like @Juliann_Potter recommended.
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@Dheeraj_1996 I agree with using the chart types the others have suggested. Here is a KB article with more details on how to structure your data:
You may also want to consider the nested bar chart, which will calculate the total without having to restructure your data:
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