BAM Combo Chart showing data in 2 graphics for the same data object

Hi all,
I’m trying to show 2 views of the same data object in a Combo Chart (e.g. orders created today as a bar chart and orders created yesterday as line chart grouping by hour of day). It was pretty easy adding the same data object twice but the data type of the horizontal axis seems to be lost and it gets sorted as a simple string, leading to strange grouping of the hours with 05:00 representing 5 AM sided with 05:00 representing 5 PM. Also, I’m not able to format such fields using the format values tab.
Is using the same data object two times in the same report an unsupported scenario?
Thanks,
Daniel

why you want to add the same data object twice? Your use case can be achieved with single data object only.
1) Create combo chart and select the data object.
2) On "Choose data fields" page group by datetime field.
3) You will see UI changed to 3 sections - left one with "Group by" section, middle with "Chart values" and right one with "Time Groups".
4) In the right "Time Group" section, uncheck checkbox for continuous time series. Time Unit as hour, quantity as 1.
5) In middle "Chart values" section ,select the fields that you want to display as chart values and respective chart types , in your case orders created today as a bar chart and orders created yesterday as line chart.
5) Click Next and Finish.
6) Then you can go to Value format tab, and change the format for the datetime field as timeunit and required format.

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