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Is anyone aware of any limitations that apply to Point Series in NPrinting Pixel Perfect Chart?
On one template the point show up on the chart, on another one they don't. Serie is always visible in the legend, but not on the chart.
There are no axis range limits set up.
Series values come from a qlik sense table.
Hi @annapochyla,
I am still not sure how your setup looks like so I cannot be sure what caused the problem. It seem you are having a variable which holds measure definition, but if that was kept as a measure which in Qlik Sense could be:
Looking at your screenshot it seems your table does not have dimension, so I am not sure how this supposed to work (I guess that is your requirement).
Now you are mentioning adding = sign. Indeed variables do not expand in NPrinitng and need to be expanded by adding = sign in front of variable definition expression. That would be case if you would like to pass value (calculated in Qlik Sense) to NPrinting. In your case I thought you were using Qlik sense object to source data (like straight table or chart) which would not require = sign. Again - it is hard to say, because we dont know what the variable definition is, whether you are using it as a measure or maybe dimension (by mistake)?
Your issue is quite unusual so I think there is something odd in the way you have this setup.
cheers
Hi @annapochyla
It is hard to understand your question. You may want to provide us wit some screenshots, descriptions what is expected and what i a current result.
cheers
I agree with Lech, I'm not following you on your question, some screenshots to illustrate would be great!
Hi Lech, let me show an example.
I have table - single row, one dimention, 4 master measures.
In Nprinting i have a chart with single series - Point type
First two measures (red) are used as series X and Y values - and the chart in NPrinting looks ok.
Measures are just simple Avg.
Second set of measuers (blue) is used in the second chart - and this chart does not show any values. Its empty. Those measures show values calculated in variables.
So I am wondering, if there is any limitation of how master measure (or just measure) should be defined for NPrinting chart to work.
Hi @annapochyla
First thing to check is if that data makes its way to NPrinting. You may just create a new excel based template, throw that data in to excel template as single table and see if data comes through.
If it does not maybe you are affected by this: https://community.qlik.com/t5/Qlik-NPrinting/Gauge-from-Qlik-sense-into-Nprinting/m-p/1872113 which requires those setting changes:
If data comes to excel template then we can focus on your pixel perfect issue which then would be likely driven by completely different issue (likely data type of the series)
First - please check the abovementioned points.
cheers
@Lech_Miszkiewicz thank you for your help.
Yes, table shows correctly in Excel template.
I also tested level in pixel perfect report, and they work as expected, that is all values show up, and can be formatted for example as %.
Also summary gets calculated and formatted as number without any issues.
But there is one more change that seems to have fixed the issue.
I added "=" sign at the beginning of measure definition, so now it looks like =$(vVariable)
Hi @annapochyla,
I am still not sure how your setup looks like so I cannot be sure what caused the problem. It seem you are having a variable which holds measure definition, but if that was kept as a measure which in Qlik Sense could be:
Looking at your screenshot it seems your table does not have dimension, so I am not sure how this supposed to work (I guess that is your requirement).
Now you are mentioning adding = sign. Indeed variables do not expand in NPrinitng and need to be expanded by adding = sign in front of variable definition expression. That would be case if you would like to pass value (calculated in Qlik Sense) to NPrinting. In your case I thought you were using Qlik sense object to source data (like straight table or chart) which would not require = sign. Again - it is hard to say, because we dont know what the variable definition is, whether you are using it as a measure or maybe dimension (by mistake)?
Your issue is quite unusual so I think there is something odd in the way you have this setup.
cheers