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This is kind of a two-part question. You can see from the first image below that weeks 12, 14, and 16 are NULL values and have been skipped. In the second chart, I unchecked the value to "Supress Zero-Values". We are currently in week 22 and I would like to show the NULL values <= current week as zero. But, I would also like to hide/suppress the NULL values betond week 22. It seems that I can't have it both ways. I even tried to change the background color to white for these week values, but was unable to get it to work.
Are there any suggestions to get this working as I described above?
Thanks,
Dan
Leave "Suppress Zero-Values" unchecked and add to your set analysis {$<[week] <= **current week**>} for your chart's equation
Depending on how you determine the number of the week, you could use the Now() function perhaps.
Doesn’t seem to work using set analysis. The weeks beyond current week still show with zero values.
I've actually been playing around with the "Suppress Zero-Values" button on one of my own projects and it does seem to be doing some strange, incomprehensible things. This thread (Re: Suppress zero values in Tables/Charts) makes me think this functionality is slightly broken.
Can you please share the qvw file?
Hi Dan,
Define a static max at the axes tab on your graph properties.
If you have a variable that calculates the current week, it should look like this:
Best regards.