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Box plot chart

Hi All,

How to create a box plot chart in Web version of qlikview? I am able to achieve it in desktop version but not sure in web version.

Your responses would be highly appreciated.

Thanks,

MC

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Anonymous
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I don't think it's possible.  Possibly by purpose.  Box plot has five values, it would be quite messy to show.

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Thanks Michael..Is it possible to show as pop up text?? Without out any values users are finding hard to know the exact value.

Thanks,

MC

Anonymous
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The pop-up option is not available.  Best case probably is to create an invisible expression there and use it for numbers on axes.  But it would be only one number, not five.

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I tried so many options but nothing works. I think qlikview has to provide an easy option to show all the 5 values.

I have followed last option in this thread but no luck:

Values on Data Points in a Box Plot Chart

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Please let me know if there are any other options available?

Thanks,

MC

Anonymous
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I didn't see the post you mentioned, going to try later. For now, see my test with "text on axis".  I used only three expressions here:BoxPlot.png

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Thanks Michael Solomovich .. I will wait for your Solution.

Anonymous
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I tried solution offered by Gabriel Gejman in the link you provided earlier - it worked beautifully

In my test, I added the bar expression (it must be on top) with the label

='Upper Whisker: ' & fractile({<Actual={'>0'}>} Actual, 0.8)

&chr(10)&

'Top: ' & fractile({<Actual={'>0'}>} Actual, 0.75)

&chr(10)&

'Median: ' & median({<Actual={'>0'}>} Actual)

&chr(10)&

'Bottom: ' & fractile({<Actual={'>0'}>} Actual, 0.25)

&chr(10)&

'Lower Whisker: ' & fractile({<Actual={'>0'}>} Actual, 0.1)

and expression definition

fractile({<Actual={'>0'}>} Actual, 0.8)

(it covers area from 0 to the top of the upper whisker, you may want to limit it as in the original post)

Background color - used blue(0).  It could be any color but transparent, hence 0 here.

Regards,

Michael


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Thank you so much Michael Solomovich  .can you please send me the screenshot of your settings/properties..I tried the same but didn't work..Same value repeats across all the bars.

Thanks,

MC

Anonymous
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...Same value repeats across all the bars.

You're right, I wasn't careful - label calculates over all data, not per dimension value. 
This makes more sense:

Label is blank.  Use space, otherwise expression itself will be shown as label.

Expression definition, in my case:

=dual(

     // text to show in pop-up:

      chr(10)&                                       // to move the text below the "=" sign; can't remove it

      'Upper Whisker: ' & fractile({<Actual={'>0'}>} Actual, 0.8)

      &chr(10)&

      'Top: ' & fractile({<Actual={'>0'}>} Actual, 0.75)

      &chr(10)&

      'Median: ' & median({<Actual={'>0'}>} Actual)

      &chr(10)&

      'Bottom: ' & fractile({<Actual={'>0'}>} Actual, 0.25)

      &chr(10)&

      'Lower Whisker: ' & fractile({<Actual={'>0'}>} Actual, 0.1)

    ,

     // value for the bar height:

      fractile({<Actual={'>0'}>} Actual, 0.8)

)

All ther other properties are the same.  Hope this is close to what you need...

Regards,

Michael