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[Anonymous]

Hello,

I have problem with visualization transactions in a line chart. These transactions (sample measurements) are from May / June.

Basis QV will show the line at this way.

But what I want is that the transactions will be shown within a full period (per example a full year) even when there are no transactions. So I can  see trending in time. Basic graph options like 'suppress when zero' is no solution. I assume that the solution lays in scripting

Anybody idea's, examples or experience?

Best regards,

Robert

[Anonymous]

do you have a master calendar which contains all Dates?

then use that calendar and select "Show all values" in the Dimension tab and

untick "donot supress null values" on the presentation tab

Does that helps?

[#3]

Hi Robert, your dimension must have all the values in the table even though the expression value is zero.

You need unselect, "Suppress Zero values " option on the Presentation tab and select the "Show all values" option on the Dimension tab.

Please provide the sample data if you still have the questions.

[Anonymous]

Hi Rudolf,

Thanks for you fast reply.

No I do not have a Calendar of all dates. That’s the direction which I was looking for.

Can you be more specific? A scripting example perhaps?

Robert

Robert Waterval

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Van: Rudolf Linder

Verzonden: vrijdag 29 augustus 2014 15:33

Aan: Robert Waterval

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[Anonymous]

you should start with an autogenerated calender

Let vMindate=num(date('01-01.2014')

Calendar:

load $(vMindate) + rowno()-1 as DateNumber,

date($(vMindate)+rowno()-1) as Yourdate

autogenerate 365;

Then you Need to connect the calendar with your facttable;

Ideally your date field is named Yourdate.

You can enhance the calendar with months, weeks, quarters etc.

which will provide one full year calendar for 2014. There are surely more docu about creating mastercalender herein.

[Anonymous]

Thnks,

Works fine!

Reagrds,

Robert

Robert Waterval

ICT

Koninklijke Mosa bv

Meerssenerweg 358

P.O. Box 1026

NL-6201 BA Maastricht

T +31 (0)43 368 8803

F +31 (0)43 363 11 77

robert.waterval@mosa.nl

www.mosa.nl<http://www.mosa.nl/>

<http://www.facebook.com/mosatiles> <http://www.linkedin.com/company/royal-mosa>

Van: Rudolf Linder

Verzonden: vrijdag 29 augustus 2014 15:51

Aan: Robert Waterval

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