Option 2: Use a separate bar for each measure

On the Marks card, change the mark type from Automatic to Bar.

From the Measures pane, drag Measure Values to Rows.

On Color, right-click Measure Names, select Filter, select the check boxes for the measures to display, and then click OK.

Drag Measure Names to Color on the Marks card.

Option 1: Use a separate bar for each dimension

Drag and drop other Measures to the Value axis.

Right click on the Profit Axis and select Synchronize axis.

Alternatively, you can right click on Profit and select Dual Axis in the view directly.

Click the top right corner arrow on Profit and select Dual Axis.

Switch one measure from one side to the other in the Rows shelf to move one measure foward.

Optionally, right-click the right-side axis and select Show Header to toggle off the labels on the right side.Right-click the right-side axis and select Synchronize Axis.Use the slider on the Marks card for each measure to adjust the size of each bar, so that the one layered on top is narrower than the one on the bottom.On the Marks card labeled All, set the mark type to Bar.Right-click the second measure on the Rows shelf, and select Dual Axis.

Move two Measures (not Dimensions) to the Rows shelf.The two pale green parallel bars indicate that Profit and Sales will use a blended axis when you release the mouse button.

Drag the SUM(Profit) field from Rows to the Sales axis to create a blended axis.For more information, see Create a combo chart (assign different mark types to measures).With either of these options, you can create a combination chart to change the mark type for one of your measures.For more information about enforcing a single axis across multiple measures, see Blend axes for multiple measures into a single axis.For more information about aligning the axes, see Compare two measures using dual axes.When you are displaying multiple measures in a line chart, you can align or merge axes to make it easier for users to compare values.This can make it hard to see that sales values are much greater than profit values. Notice that the scale of the two axes is different - the Sales axis scales from $0 to $700,000, whereas the Profit axis scales from $0 to $100,000.

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