I have a line chart with 7 different lines. I want to first show all seven, and then remove 5 to emphasize two specific expressions. My first idea was animation but I'm not sure how to animate the chart to remove multiple expressions. Any other approach would also be appreciated.
Its kind of a juvenile approach but you could make the same graph twice and put them in a container object. The first one depicts all seven, the second one shows the two you wish to highlight.
I would love to hear someone's feedback on how to animate something like that, I am sure that will come in handy in the future.
Its kind of a juvenile approach but you could make the same graph twice and put them in a container object. The first one depicts all seven, the second one shows the two you wish to highlight.
I would love to hear someone's feedback on how to animate something like that, I am sure that will come in handy in the future.
Thanks Katie!! We actually decided against animation and your solution was perfect. Of course, if anyone knows how to animate a chart to remove lines that would still be good knowledge!
The attached qvw shows a couple approaches to emphasizing lines by varying the line width property of the expression. Options shown are fix the line width, toggle the emphasis with a button, or hide lines with a button.
