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This would be useful. I'm trying to figure out how the user of the report would know which way to read the %s though (would probably need some kind of visual clue).
We use stacked bar charts a lot and the %s used in them make absolutely no sense, because they're the %s of the entire table, not just the row.
Example: If I have my rows as a time granularity (day), revenue as my column metric, then apply 5 dimension values on top of revenue to have 5 columns, I get my basic stacked bar chart:
If I change the % chart setting to use %, I get this weird this:
These %s clearly do not represent the size of the revenue amount each day. My expectation is that a % is calculated for the row, for the day, and used in the charts.
I guess what we're asking for here is pivot table style options:
