https://community.qlik.com/t5/QlikView/Box-Plot-Multiple-Dimensions-How-to-Unstack/m-p/1586612#M443259 <P>Hi ... I have created box plot chart with a single dimension without problems</P><P>But when I add a second dimension, the box plots move from being side by side (as I want) to stacked on top of each other .. they are stacked by whichever the priority dimension is</P><P>Eg I am plotting "electricity usage" as the expression over a single weekend and the first dimension is "Shift Category" (of which there are 4 ... Sat am, Sat pm, Sun am, Sun pm) .. everything works fine ... the 4 box plots are next to each other (ie not stacked)</P><P>Then I add "Weekend No" because I want to have the same 4 box plots, but every weekend. When I do this the box plots appear, but they become stacked (the way they are stacked depends on the priority of the 2 dimensions .. see below)</P><P>If i select any one specific weekend, the box plots separate and the 4 "Shift Category" plots appear side by side (great!). It's the same effective result whichever one of the dimensions I promote.</P><P>When "Weekend No" is the priority dimension, the box plots for the 4 shift categories for weekend 1 are all stacked on top of each other, the 4 shift categories for weekend 2 are all on top of each other etc ... I would like them to appear side by side for each weekend</P><P>When "Shift Category" is the priority dimension, the box plots for Sat am weekends 1 to 15 (say they are 15 weekends) are all stacked, the 15 box plots for Sat pm are all stacked together etc</P><P>Anyone know how to show all the box plots side by side? Thanks</P><P>PS In the "Style" tab, the Subtype is "Grouped"&nbsp;</P> Thu, 30 May 2019 12:33:47 GMT Paul_C 2019-05-30T12:33:47Z https://community.qlik.com/t5/QlikView/Box-Plot-Multiple-Dimensions-How-to-Unstack/m-p/1586612#M443259 <P>Hi ... I have created box plot chart with a single dimension without problems</P><P>But when I add a second dimension, the box plots move from being side by side (as I want) to stacked on top of each other .. they are stacked by whichever the priority dimension is</P><P>Eg I am plotting "electricity usage" as the expression over a single weekend and the first dimension is "Shift Category" (of which there are 4 ... Sat am, Sat pm, Sun am, Sun pm) .. everything works fine ... the 4 box plots are next to each other (ie not stacked)</P><P>Then I add "Weekend No" because I want to have the same 4 box plots, but every weekend. When I do this the box plots appear, but they become stacked (the way they are stacked depends on the priority of the 2 dimensions .. see below)</P><P>If i select any one specific weekend, the box plots separate and the 4 "Shift Category" plots appear side by side (great!). It's the same effective result whichever one of the dimensions I promote.</P><P>When "Weekend No" is the priority dimension, the box plots for the 4 shift categories for weekend 1 are all stacked on top of each other, the 4 shift categories for weekend 2 are all on top of each other etc ... I would like them to appear side by side for each weekend</P><P>When "Shift Category" is the priority dimension, the box plots for Sat am weekends 1 to 15 (say they are 15 weekends) are all stacked, the 15 box plots for Sat pm are all stacked together etc</P><P>Anyone know how to show all the box plots side by side? Thanks</P><P>PS In the "Style" tab, the Subtype is "Grouped"&nbsp;</P> Thu, 30 May 2019 12:33:47 GMT https://community.qlik.com/t5/QlikView/Box-Plot-Multiple-Dimensions-How-to-Unstack/m-p/1586612#M443259 Paul_C 2019-05-30T12:33:47Z