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Hi mto,
Another thing with Qlik Sense 3.2 is the color by dimension; In fact, every time I choose to colour by dimension, I see only one value colored.
Here's an example:
Here's another one:
Thank you,
Hello Omar,
I think this has to do with the way the data is associated, example: one to many or many to one.
In this case for the pie charts you are coloring slices that belong to multiple regions (terror code). Hence it becomes light gray. If each slice only belonged to one you would get colors on each slide.
Try this: Take one of the pie charts and copy it. Then convert it to a table and then add [Terrory Code] as a new column. You will see which slices has multiple values.
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Hi Michael, The dimension in the pie chart is also terrory code
Hi Omar - please attach the screenshot of the table I mentioned in the previous post. If there are multiple territory codes in a particular region - this is why. If you can attach your .qvf file as well that will help.
Thanks