I have created a bar chart in iReport Designer 5.1.0. I want to show some ips at x axis and the occurrence of each of these ips at y axis. The bar chart must have a single color but when I run it bars have different colors with each other. I think series expression has to be empty, and I have to put $F{ip} in category expression and $F{occurrence} in value expression, but series expression has to be filled because it is not optional.
It would be great if someone can help me.
In your series expression, using quotes you can just specify something like a name or anything relative to the chart. For e.g,"Ip v/s Occurrence". Basically have a string value in there. This will be displayed as a legend. You would get the chart in single color.
change the orientation again back to vertical. Click the barchart and choose the properties to be orientation:vertical.
Hope thats what you meant
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I created a new bar chart in which my y-axis value are numerics but as per my requirement, I need to change it with any character. Is it possible to change the value of the y-axis from numerics to Alphabet?
This is my current output of the bar chart.
but I want output like below bar chart.
I have a data table, group in 2 category A and B as below
data table
How can I create a stacked bar chart like that
chart
There's not a single built in way to make a chart with bars or columns that are able to split like that.
I think the closest you could do would be to make to bar charts back to back. One would filter for Cat A and the other for Cat B.
The legend for each table could be used or a separate legend could be made from a rectangle and some text boxes. The bars' colors would need to be set otherwise it would Automatically use the same initial color for both.
To make the left chart go in the reverse direction, click on the bottom x-Axis and set the Reverse property to True.
Then Hide the Y-Axis of the Chart B.
I am trying to configure a stacked bar chart as a butterfly chart using Anychart Qlik Sense extension.
This is a description on how to do in Anychart: https://www.anychart.com/products/anychart/gallery/Bar_Charts/Stacked_Bar_Chart_with_Negative_Values.php
The main trick appears to be the use of:
// format y axis labels so they are always positive
chart.yAxis().labels().format(function () {
return **Math.abs**(this.value).toLocaleString();
});
to get positive values on the y axis.
I can see how to format the y axis labels using text formatter tokens but not how to utilise the Math.abs function within the extension label expression.
Any help appreciated.
Unfortunately, the current version of the Stacked Bar chart extension v3.4 doesn't provide the possibility to apply Math.abs-like option for the value. The only alternative we can suggest now is the following string-token: {%value}{useNegativeSign: false}. It replaces the negative sign -value with brackets (value).
We will take into account this use case for future updates.
I have a bar char report that I created that contains three measure names: 1) Complete 2) Opted In 3) Completion rate. How can I display the measure name below the bar chart similar to the screen shot below from SSRS report that I created. I tried looking for options with tableau environment, but was not successful. Thanks.
The standard color legend will show all three items however, it would look more like:
Note that the standard color legend only shows the color, not the bar versus line. If you need to replace the standard legend with a custom one as you are showing, you can add an image to your dashboard which looks exactly as you desire.
Good morning!! I'm new to javafx charts, what im trying to do is the following, but in a single chart:
http://i.stack.imgur.com/8uF5k.jpg
The input are two arrays, one with positive values, and the other with negative values. When I mix both arrays into a single chart, this is what I get:
http://i.stack.imgur.com/dOV12.jpg
I also tried to set the color of the second data set to transparent color, with no luck.
Any ideas? Thanks!
As James_D mentioned, my problem was solved using the new prerelease of java! now it's paining the negative side of my area chart properly!