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Hi guys,
I was wondering how to mak the area coloring in a line chart horizontal, like this:
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Hi Guys - / Guven - here is an update on this for you:
It was possible until version 3.1, then it wasn’t possible until this February release (which will be out shortly) we added back due to popular demand.
What happened in 3.1 was that we added the ability to color by any measure which meant that we could no longer color from the top down, but rather from side to side. Not sure that makes sense, but it was a limitation we had to live with.
For the February release we’ve added the option in color by to color by currently used dimension/measure and using this setting you will then get back the gradient. The benefit of coloring by currently used dimension/measure is also that when a user has alternative data we can keep on coloring it by what dimension is being used. Like in a pie chart when you switch dimension we will also switch the dimension we color by.
ou could also say that we now have the option to color by “relative” data instead of “absolute”.
Hope this helps
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I got the example from this website : https://community.dynamics.com/nav/b/prismainformatikerpandbinewsroom/archive/2016/09/21/fast-and-si...
To be honest, it does not look like an extension.
Hi Guys - / Guven - here is an update on this for you:
It was possible until version 3.1, then it wasn’t possible until this February release (which will be out shortly) we added back due to popular demand.
What happened in 3.1 was that we added the ability to color by any measure which meant that we could no longer color from the top down, but rather from side to side. Not sure that makes sense, but it was a limitation we had to live with.
For the February release we’ve added the option in color by to color by currently used dimension/measure and using this setting you will then get back the gradient. The benefit of coloring by currently used dimension/measure is also that when a user has alternative data we can keep on coloring it by what dimension is being used. Like in a pie chart when you switch dimension we will also switch the dimension we color by.
ou could also say that we now have the option to color by “relative” data instead of “absolute”.
Hope this helps
When applicable please mark the appropriate replies as CORRECT. This will help community members and Qlik Employees know which discussions have already been addressed and have a possible known solution. Please mark threads as HELPFUL if the provided solution is helpful to the problem, but does not necessarily solve the indicated problem. You can mark multiple threads as HELPFUL if you feel additional info is useful to others.
Regards,
