I've tried to use two series type in my chart but I don't know how, it's my first time using Crystal Report so i don't know if it's possible. I've seen some questions here in stackoverflow but they are saying i need to right click in my chart ->'Chart Options' -> 'Axis' but when i click there are just 3 options.
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I don't know if my version is updated and this action does not exist.
I believe i dont need to put any code here but if i need just tell me ok?
Thanks in advanced!
Not sure if you want to show some of the data as lines and some of the data as bars, if that is the case, follow these steps:
go to Preview mode for the report in the designer
right click on the bar that you wish to change to a line and choose Series Options
in the Show Selected Series As dialogue, choose Line
If you want to show all data as lines AND bars, then you should take a look at this.
Hope that helps,
Chris
EDIT:
Here is a screenshot of a report I quickly put together. I have 3 axis and 2 are bar and one is line. Unfortunately one axis has no data. I used the steps from above and it works just fine.
EDIT 2:
Here are screenshots of the process:
Insert the chart
Select a bar of the chart
Choose the display type
One axis now showing as a line
That's the best I can do for you.
EDIT 2:
After a lengthy email exchange, it turned out that he is trying to do this in Crystal Reports for Visual Studio. Unfortunately you can't do it in VS, at least up to version 2010. I suggested a workaround (link) in hopes that he can achieve his goal. Maybe an inquiry to SAP will shed some more light on this.
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I have a Tableau report with about 30 tabs in.
I'd like to group them up into 4/5 categories to make it easier to navigate. Preferably with folders or a menu.
I can not see any obvious way of doing this and a few searches suggests that this is a feature Tableau have not included, which surprises me since I would have thought they would be all about making data presentable!
Does anyone know of a way to do this?
Thanks.
Grouping tabs would appear to be a feature request (here's an Idea in the Tableau Community for this functionality)
As a more general point, having a complex workbook with that many tabs can potentially lead to performance issues, so it might be worth investigating whether the workbook can be split into smaller parts.
As of Tableau 9.3, there is no explicit feature for grouping worksheet (tabs) in a workbook. But there are a couple of other features that can help you keep large workbooks organized.
You can assign colors to tabs (via a right click menu) and of course move them around to whatever order and color scheme makes sense to you. The slide sorter view is helpful for organizing tabs.
You can also hide worksheets to reduce clutter (again via right click). That is useful for hiding views that only exist to be included in some dashboards. (You can only hide a worksheet if it appears on at least one dashboard)
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I'd like to take a look at how to extend eclipse's editor to show data in multiple columns.
If anyone has any idea regarding what api I should lookup or any other resources, please point them out.
Thanks
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That way, you can see more of your code, each tab using that horizontal space you have so much on your screen.
For different files, you can put different editor side-to-side:
That will give:
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I'm using SSRS 2008 to make something for label printing. I want to make use of all horizontal and vertical space on the page to fit as many labels as possible, so I'm thinking I probably want multiple Report Columns.
This technet article would have you believe that you can set the number of Report Columns to make what they call "newsletter-style columns" in the Report Properties window. If I bring up the Report Designer in my Visual Studio 2008 installation and click on Report -> Report Properties from the top menu, I see this:
I can't find anything relating to columns, and no combination of the other settings on this page will make it change to multiple columns (yes, I'm rendering to PDF, not just checking the HTML preview.) Any ideas?
Thanks for your help!
Okay, I figured it out - when they say Report Properties, they don't mean the Report Properties dialogue that you might think. click on a blank region of the report to select the Report object, then pop up the Properties pane and you'll see a "Columns" property which you can adjust. Whew!