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Yes, that's a very good point that Divya and Arijit has brought up regarding inconsistent graph. Like I said there is no reason where you will get inconsistent spaces between to categories unless there is an exception and in this case the missing values could be the reason for this.
So as Divya suggested please create a table for this and see which categories are missing from the graph also you can try and eliminate the Categories that have missing measure values this will create the graph with consistent spaces between lines as shown in snap shot below by unchecking the highlighted item.
Regards
Niraj
Hi,
I do not see any reason that it should have inconsistent spaces between different categories unless there is an exception.
Could you please bring Community and Average Price 2016/4 in the report as table and try turning that into a Bar chart with Assign Data as shown in attached screen shot.
Let me know if this helps.
Regards
Niraj
Clearly from your screenshot, you do not have data for all municipalities under each community. So, the uneven gap between bars is appearing as expected.
As you have data for one municipality only for each community, you can convert the bar chart to a stacked bar chart if you want to avoid the uneven gap between bars.
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