topic Stacked Waterfall Chart --- w/ .QVW and example in QlikView

Stacked Waterfall Chart --- w/ .QVW and example

Wed, 31 May 2017 23:53:57 GMT

Hi Qlik Community!

I have the following waterfall chart -- but I can't seem to solve the error below. I have my chart broken into two dimensions (Parts/Mods) and when using an offset expression, there is a gap between the two bars in the chart. The arrows specify the direction each "semi stack" should "move" to be located in the correct position.

Would really appreciate some help solving this problem! --- QVW and dataset attached.

I tried to use logic similar to the following to solve..but it didn't work (posted so you can see my logic/reasoning)

Example for conv orders offset expression -- granted this is not the true syntax, merely a description of the logic involved.

if both parts and mods are selected (or no selection specified) ----> offset the mods stack by the total backlog, and offset the parts stack by total backlog + mods conv orders

if only parts selected ---> offset by backlog(parts)

if only mods selected ---> offset by backlog(mods)

Re: Stacked Waterfall Chart --- w/ .QVW and example

sunny_talwar — Thu, 01 Jun 2017 01:35:01 GMT

May be this for bar offset

=If(RowNo() = 1,

if(

Valuelist('Backlog','Conv Orders','Sales Est','GAP','Sales IOP','phase 6','phase 7') = 'Conv Orders', (sum(total ConvCurrentYearTotalOpenBL)

)/1000000,

if(sum(SalesIOP) - sum(SalesEst) >0,

if(Valuelist('Backlog','Conv Orders','Sales Est','GAP','Sales IOP','phase 6','phase 7') = 'GAP' ,

sum(total SalesEst)/1000000, 0),

if(Valuelist('Backlog','Conv Orders','Sales Est','GAP','Sales IOP','phase 6','phase 7') = 'GAP', sum(SalesIOP)/1000000,0))), 0)

Re: Stacked Waterfall Chart --- w/ .QVW and example

Sergey_Shuklin — Thu, 01 Jun 2017 06:22:36 GMT

The same topic:

Question about Stacked Waterfall chart

Re: Stacked Waterfall Chart --- w/ .QVW and example

Thu, 01 Jun 2017 15:07:30 GMT

Hey Sunny,

Thanks for your help! Sorry about the double post.

Sergey also posted a great answer on the linked post (in his response here).

Really appreciate it!

-Brian