In Power BI we have different types of Visualizations provided. Here we will learn about creation of Stacked Bar Chart/ Stacked Column chart in Power BI Desktop App.

We will create a sample excel data as a data source for Stacked Bar chart Report as shown below and attached to this article.

Getting Started With Stacked Bar Chart

Import this above Excel in Power BI Desktop App by choosing the “Import Data from Excel “as shown in the below figure

Getting Started With Stacked Bar Chart

Once you successfully Import Excel choose 100% Stacked Column chart Visualizations and select Columns from the Fields Blade as highlighted below

Getting Started With Stacked Bar Chart

If it does not look like the above screenshot then you need to drag fields from Fields’s blade to the Axis, Legend, and Values.

Set Axis as Mode, Legend as In Progress Activity and Values as Orders.

Save the Report as Name – StackedColumnChart which will save as your report extension as .PBIX file in your system.

Getting Started With Stacked Bar Chart

You can change the look and feel of the chart like setting up the Font Style, Font Size, Font Color, X-Axis and Y-Axis Properties for the title, font color, etc. For these settings you must click the Chart and go in the Visualizations Blaze, then click under the second Tab you will find all the Properties like X-Axis, Y-Axis, Legend, General, Data Colors, Tooltip, etc. as highlighted below,

Getting Started With Stacked Bar Chart

Getting Started With Stacked Bar Chart

Getting Started With Stacked Bar Chart

Summary

This is how you can create Stacked Bar Chart Report.