I have created a simple form to collect 15 inputs. I installed Flipped Table to flip the table from row to column format and created a new view to display the flipped table using rendered entity.
Then I added a chart attachment to the Master Flipped Table page. The main label is Submission ID and the data fields are the 15 categories. The pie chart is not showing at all. I seem to be stuck in bridging the data from the fields to the pie chart. Any direction will be most helpful.
If you're using the Charts module, in this case I would recommend adding a regular attachment, and then setting the display settings to Chart (Chart attachment is really intended as a second series on an existing chart). Also, please be sure to inspect element and look at the console for any JS errors...it's possible your charting library was not installed properly, and that would give you a good indication.
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I have two drill down bar chart in a container, within one drill down chart I need to select a bar and a pivot table below it needs to be get filtered according to that selection and all other chart should remain unfiltered just like the way we set interaction in power bi. I found a way but it is not working I have written the steps below -
Master items - Alternate states - Create new
Create an alternate states and then drag and drop to the charts which needs to be updated, I have also applied a formula in the measure, but non of them are working, like -
= Sum({[alternate_name]}Amount)
Please guide me over this.
This is a tough one because Master Items can't use alternate states (or at least Master visualizations can't) outside of referencing them in set analysis, as you tried (See the Limitations section of this Qlik Help page). In your example =Sum({[alternate_name]} Amount), you probably found that the selecting the bars was still affecting everything else but selecting in the pivot table was filtering the bar chart.
What you'll need to do here is to create that second bar chart within the container itself, rather than creating a Master visualization. When you're adding a chart to a container, you have the option of either using a Master Visualization or just creating a chart within the container itself (see this screenshot here). When you create a chart within a container, you have the ability to apply an Alternate State.
Here's a GIF of me using this setup.
I'm working on a Mendix app, and I need to display two or more Pie Charts on the page. The problem is, that in Mendix I can pass only one entity object to the page.
So if I want to show multiple Pie Charts, I have to create a "Wrapper" entity, associated with the Pie Chart entities, pass the Wrapper to the page, and access Pie Chart entities by association.
Sounds simple and it works perfectly with Data Grids! But the Pie Chart widgets remain empty, and I can't understand why.
What I have:
I have two entities for the two Pie Charts and a Wrapper entity associated with them. I pass this entity to the page in order to access associated entities by association.
I created some pages using which I can create new objects for the Pie Chart entities and save them in the database.
On the page where I want to display the Pie Charts, I added 2 Data View widgets and passed the Wrapper object to them using a microflow. Inside of each Data View, I added a second Data View and linked it with the corresponding Pie Chart entity by association. Inside of the second Data View widgets, I added the Pie Chart widgets.
The microflow:
One Pie Chart Widget settings (the second one is the same just linked to another Pie Chart entity):
I also added Data Grid widgets for testing purposes. As you can see, Data Grid can access the data I entered, but the Pie Chart widgets remain empty.
Why is it happening and how can I fix it?
You are retrieving data from database, but from what I see in the microflow, you are creating the entity but not committing it into the database.
Consider also using a microflow instead of retrieving from database, if you want.
Passing the external object to the microflow and let it go out as a tunnel is enough to show your data inside the pie chart :)
I am a new Tableau user. I have a concept to create one-page dashboard as summary page which contains two main windows. First window is fixed, displaying general information by pie chart. Second window (below) is dynamic, displaying detailed information of clicked pie chart. Every pie chart has different format/ layout of detailed information. Could I visualize the concept using Tableau. Please enlighten me
Yes you can. This is Tableau's bread and butter. Click an item in the dashboard and everything else can be filtered to that item. Look at Dashboard Actions to accomplish this.
I am new to fusion charts.
How to interchange the hover value and the display value. Presently upon hover, shows the percentage value. I would need to know if the percentage and actual display value can be interchanged?
Also, if you could point to some basic documentations on fusion charts, It will help...
Here is the detail documentation. You need to use the tooltext attribute of the data element to configure what text you show on hover. Look for detail chart attributes documentation.
Hope this will solve your issue.
I have a scenario where in I am using fusion chart which has a multiple line chart in one fusion chart. I want to create a clickable line chart where in clicking on label that particular attribute will be displayed in graph. So basically each line chart in graph is dynamically displayed with click of button for each line chart. I hope you get my requirement. Any help will be really appreciated.
I hope I have understood your requirement correctly.
As far as I know, FusionCharts v3.2 has something similar to what you require.
From the documentation,
Interactive legends in charts that allow for selective showing/hiding of data series (or slicing, in case of pie charts)
You can see a demo of this at FusionCharts gallery