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Hello, I have actually two charts representing the number of tickets sold depending to the date of the order and the date of the event. I want to combine them to have one chart with one dimension and two lines.
For the dimension, I want to use the union of my two date dimensions.
For the measures, I want one line for the sales depending to the order date and one line for the sales depending to the event date.
Is there any way to do this ?
I saw that there is an extension called AnyChart that can do it but I didn't understand how to use it on Qlik Sense.
Many developer create their data model as in a database like MySQL.
Qlik is different.
If you wan't to compare different values on the same timeline you can:
- load all datas into one fact table.
there you'll have one date field, one customer field, one material field, one number field (as well invoice number as order number) but a order value and a invoice value
- load your facts into different fact tables
create a link table where all compareable dimensions are in (just one link field between the tables, date, material and customer are added into one line) and the single dimension values in a link table
I think, you can find many posts to this theme
Do you have a Master calander in you data model?
You can put the normalized date from you mastercalander on the X-axis and then put both of the measures in a line chart.
For you other question. Did you import the Anychart extension into your QMC? Or put it in the correct folder of the desktop version?
Many developer create their data model as in a database like MySQL.
Qlik is different.
If you wan't to compare different values on the same timeline you can:
- load all datas into one fact table.
there you'll have one date field, one customer field, one material field, one number field (as well invoice number as order number) but a order value and a invoice value
- load your facts into different fact tables
create a link table where all compareable dimensions are in (just one link field between the tables, date, material and customer are added into one line) and the single dimension values in a link table
I think, you can find many posts to this theme
Hi Martin,
Thank you for your answer, it fits perfectly my needs and now it works wonders.
Cheers!