Split and compare subgroup categories with a Clustered Bar Chart

A separate article explained how to Compare average values across subgroup categories with a Bar Chart .  This article shows how to split subgroup categories to provide further comparisons. 

In the following example , the average salary value for each grade category is split by gender to show differences between female and male employees.



The start point is a chart showing values for subgroups.  The example below shows average salary values for each grade category.  The step-by-step guide to develop this chart is provided in Compare average values across subgroup categories with a Bar Chart.

To split the subgroups:

1. In the 'Color By' option, select your required property.  In this example, ‘Gender’ is used.
2. Select ‘Clustered’ as the Stacking option
3. Select the ‘Legend’ icon to add the legend to your chart

Note:

• A separate article explains how users with dataset edit permission can change the format of the displayed number values, including the number of decimal places  

See also: 

• Split and compare subgroup categories with a Stacked Percentage Bar Chart
• Split and compare subgroup categories with a Stacked Bar Chart
• See a frequency count with a Bar Chart
• Rank order subgroup categories with a Bar Chart
• Compare average values across subgroup categories with a Bar Chart
• Slice-and-dice your Charts using Paging
• See which positions are included in aggregate totals