This is an old library I know but does anyone know the setting to get the bars to appear above and below the 0 line like the example:
I am getting this:
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I have aLogin dialogue like the image below and I am showing the error messages on top of the dialogue.
As you can see I am leaving a rather big empty area on top of the dialogue for these messages(it can be up to 5 lines of text) which does not look good. I would like to remove the empty space on top and add the space in run time when there is an error line added.
I know that it is possible to move each element of the Dialogue down when a new error line is added(e.g. button1.Left += 200, for each element in dialogue), but is there an easier and more practical way to do it?
I want to have on the same page a pie chart and a bar chart, with trellis pages.
They both have 5 columns as trellis, so 5 different pages that you can visualize by scrolling down.
However, I would like to display the same pages at the same time for both graphs. For instance, let's imagine I'm on the pie chart, I scroll down one page - and so my pie chart is on page2 - I want my bar chart to automatically go to page 2 as well
I tried to use markings but although it links a bit the two graphs, it doesn't change the trellis pages automatically
Does anyone know how to do this ?
as #scsimon mentions, there's no native feature (nor API method, AFAIK) for this using a trellis. however, you can create a Property Control (I'd use a dropdown) in a Text Area, then use the same Document Property to your chart in a Limit By expression.
little more detail, assuming a data table like this:
A B CATEGORY
1 2 red
3 4 red
5 6 green
7 8 green
9 10 blue
11 12 blue
add a Text Area to the page and edit its contents
add a Property Control
click New to create a Document Property, give it a type String and a name category
change Set property value through to Unique values in column and choose the "category" column and click OK
save the Text Area contents
in your Pie Chart's Properties dialog, go to the Data page and look for Limit data using expression. click Edit
set the expression to: [CATEGORY] = "${category}" (don't forget the quotes or the Document Property won't be treated as a string and you'll get an error)
repeat steps 6 & 7 for your other chart
As #scsimon mentioned in the comments, it seems to be impossible. I found a way to have a similar representation though without using trellis visualization, by using text arena
I created a list box that contains the 5 columns I want to visualize, and then I select this list box as the vertical axis variable of the bar chart and the sector size of the pie chart
Then, by clicking on my list box, I can have a synchronized Pie chart and Bar chart (a bit different from what I expected but it also has some advantages like a multiple scale since a new graph is generated independently of the other variables)
Using SSRS 2008, I have created a report with multiple graphs and have separated each graph onto a separate page by adding page breaks at the end of each graph. The report runs ok, however if I add a parameter which hides a graph, an empty page in the middle of the report will be produced as a result. Im assuming that this is due to the page break that is still happening.
An example,
Page 1 - Graph 1
Page 2 - Graph 2
Page 3 - Graph 3
If I hide graph 2 using a parameter, I will get
Page 1 - Graph 1
Page 2 - Empty page with white space
Page 3 - Graph 3
However what I want is
Page 1 - Graph 1
Page 2 - Graph 3
I have tried adding in conditional statements to the disable property of the page break for each graph, this doesn't work. I have also tried setting the page parameter ConsumeContainerWhiteSpace to true as well
Does anyone have any ideas on how to fix this?
I have a simple requirement wherein I would like to change the color of the bar chart in Pentaho report designer based on the value of y-axis. In case the number is negative, I would like to show it as a red bar, in case the value is positive, I would like to show this as a green bar.
I took a look at the following example but the color changes based on the values proximity to a goal of 1 million. I am pretty new to bean shell scripting and would really appreciate any inputs on the same: http://type-exit.org/adventures-with-open-source-bi/2011/05/dynamic-coloring-of-prd-charts/#downloads
Thank you,
Malavika
Im having this mistake, anyone know how to fix it.
All the coordinates are wrong.
Here is a picture when i set manually te x and y to 0
Error 1 http://bonsai.com.ec/elio/Captura%201.png
When I move the label to position 0 its show like it's on 160 on x
error 2 http://bonsai.com.ec/elio/Captura%202.png
The problem is that when I run it some objects take the original coordinates, some don't. I've tried using auto layout, but still doesn't work.
Look for the word "Origin" in your screenshots. You've selected a center origin for this view. To fix this, select the dot in the upper left corner of the box above "Origin."