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  Public Ticket #3718874
create a chart from derived values
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  • Aman started the conversation
    September 5, 2024 at 8:06pm

    I’m currently working with a dataset in Excel that contains a product category column with string values, alongside multiple other columns. I would like to display the data in a chart as follows:

    1. Filtering by Single Category: When I filter the data by a specific category, I want the chart to show the count of records for that category.
    2. Multiple Categories: If I select multiple categories, I would like the chart to display the count for each selected category, with the count shown under the corresponding category name.