Stacked Gauge Capability?

mczerniak
mczerniak
in Card Building

I have a situation in which there are 2 contributing 'types' of revenue that contribute to a single target. Here is the general scenario:

 

I have a gauge with a target of $10M

I have a value of $6.5M that consists of two types of transactions. 

There is currently no difference between the transaction types visually,

 

The ideal scenario would be to have the guage filled with 2 different colors of revenue, within the same guage. 

 

The two 'types' of revenue are executed and attributable, and I would like them to be different colors on the gauge

 

Is there a way to accompish this?

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  • Property_Ninja
    Property_Ninja 🟠
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    Ah got it. There is currently not a way to show a stacked gauge in Domo. 

     

    You could use a stacked bar chart to achieve your desired result.

     

    Brian

     

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  • Property_Ninja
    Property_Ninja 🟠

    Is that $10MM static? If so, you can put the goal of $10MM in the value (see attachment) and then put the transactions in the series and that should give you what you want.

     

    Hope this helps,

     

    Brian

     

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  • mczerniak
    mczerniak

    Thanks for the reply. Yes, the 10m is static, but the gauge does not allow me to set the target as you pictured. I'm essentially missing a 'Series' option, which would then allow me to have the transaction type be my series, and then acheive the result I'm looking for. See attached for what I have to work with. Thanks!

  • mczerniak
    mczerniak

    Thanks for the clarification!

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