Hi all,
I have a distribution plot chart as shown in the attached example. In short: this is a chart that shows people with a "score" of 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 and the costs associated with them. The score is the Y-axis, the cost is the X-axis, and each bubble is a person's ID (so, each bubble is a person). You can see lots of people have a score of 1, fewer have 2, fewer still have 3, seven people have a 4, and then zero people have a score of 5. All of this based on a choice from a picklist not shown in the example.
Thing is: we want to see the 5 even when no one meets the criteria. If I chose a different item from the pick list then the 5 shows up with people who have a score of 5.
I have tried various things. I tried "show null values" but that doesn't do it. I tried something similar I did with a Age/Gender bar chart which, for that chart, is like "count(distinct {<sex ={'M'}>} ID) + sum({1}1)*0" but I had no luck here because it's not a count but rather a presence of IDs that meet the criteria.
Any ideas?
