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Hi everyone,
I'm currently working on a line graph containing several expressions. I have months plotted on the x axis and a calculated percentage on the y axis. For some of these months there is no data after drilling down on it, and by default qlikview doesn't display those months on the chart. Since I am interested in data trends, it doesn't make sense to have a jump in months. For example, if I have no data (given the current selection) for April 2013 and May 2013 the chart goes from March 2013 to June 2013. Is there a way in qlikview to assume that if there's no data available for a certain coordinate on a chart that it is 0? This way the graph appears more accurate for data analysis.
Thank you.
Try to uncheck "Suppress zero values" on presentation tab.
regards
Darek
what with conditional expression like this:
if( IsNull([your expression]),0,[your expression])
??
This works if you put in a very small number, but not zero. I used .00001 and since I'm only displaying 2 decimal places it works. I guess Qlikview doesn't like displaying 0 in a chart.
Try to uncheck "Suppress zero values" on presentation tab.
regards
Darek
This works, thanks.