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I have a table in QlikSense with two dimensions and one measure.
Sample:
Dimension1, Dimension2, Measure1
2015, 1, 100
2016, 1, 150
2017, 1, 165
2018, 1, 140
2015, 2, 100
2016, 2, 155
2017, 2, 160
2018, 2, 135
2015, 3, 90
2016, 3, 150
2017, 3, 155
2018, 3, 120
I need to build line chart with one line by each values of Dimension1. Dimension1 has a variable count of values and i can't add discrete count of series in chart. I try to use "Auto-created series", but it's not work correctly.
After these settings the chart built is empty.
Hi
Answering your HEADLINE question: it is basicly impossible. Multidimensional charts are not supported in PixelPerfect. I have raised feature request with rpc regarding similar fuctionality.
If your requirement is to have dedicated line for each secondary dimension value (1,2,3) then your workaround is by using set analysisin your measure and creating multiple series in your chart.
see similar case here:
see more regarding this here (it covers basicly the same scenario):
PixelPerfect Stacked Lines Chart
and a video how to create charts in Pixel Perfect
I think this will give you a full picture what is possible
cheers
Lech
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Hi
Answering your HEADLINE question: it is basicly impossible. Multidimensional charts are not supported in PixelPerfect. I have raised feature request with rpc regarding similar fuctionality.
If your requirement is to have dedicated line for each secondary dimension value (1,2,3) then your workaround is by using set analysisin your measure and creating multiple series in your chart.
see similar case here:
see more regarding this here (it covers basicly the same scenario):
PixelPerfect Stacked Lines Chart
and a video how to create charts in Pixel Perfect
I think this will give you a full picture what is possible
cheers
Lech
---------------------------------------------
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.