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Showing Totals on Bar Charts

I have created a Bar chart using Months as a dimension with a cost of sales as my expression (as per below):

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These are the 12 x months accross the year .. but how do I show a Year Total to the far right of this chart?

I was hoping for some kind of 'Show Total' tick box option but cannot see one?

Anyone have any ideas?

Thanks

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swuehl
MVP
MVP

Are you using QV11? And are you using only one dimension and several expressions in a stacked bar style?

In QV11 there is a total option now on dimension limits tab, and it seems to work fine with grouped bars, but when I select stacked style, the total bar seems not to be displayed right (I needed to set static max to show it correct).

vijay_iitkgp
Partner - Specialist
Partner - Specialist

Go to Chart Properties ----> Presentation and check the show total ( label)

VIjay

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Hi Vijay

Thanks for you response.

I have already checked the show total (label) box and ensured this is ticked.  I thought this would be the answer but unfortunately makes no difference.

Any other suggestions?

Bri.

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Hi

Thanks for your reply, unfortunately I am using QV10.

I am using 2 dimensions (month and category) to produce the stacked split and one expression (the cost of sales).

Any other ideas?

swuehl
MVP
MVP

It seems that QV doesn't like the two dimensions together with the total (played around a bit, the only way I got a total bar is that I created a total with one dimension, then having the option checked and total bar shown, I added second dimension. Ended up with a total bar of correct size, but not stacked by second dimension / multicolored).

Maybe you could apply adding a total value to your first dimension like discussed e.g. here:

http://community.qlik.com/message/92253

Regards,

Stefan

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Thanks Stefan, I will do some playing around .. cheers for hte example!

Bri.