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Hi,
I would like to insert a carriage return in an expression. A example would be
=concat({[alternate state1]'field',chr(10)&chr(13)).
I am displaying all the selections in field as the label of an expression. But this doesn't seem to work. Could anyone help me?
Regards,
Xue Bin
Hi,
I found the issue, it is the problem in Legend. To fix this
Chart Properties -> Presentation Tab -> Legend Section -> Click Setting button -> Select "Wrap Text" ->
Give Cell Height value to 10 or 20 depending on the values to get.
Check attached screen shot. Hope this helps you.
Regards,
Jagan.
get rid of chr(13)
Hi,
It doesn't work. I made some typo in my previous post though. The expression should be
=concat({[alternate state1]}field,chr(10)&chr(13)).
removing chr(13) doesn't work. And a red line appears under chr(10) indicating some syntax error?
Regards,
Xue Bin
Hi,
Check attached file
I used
=Concat(F1, chr(10))
Where F1 is a field, it works.
Regards,
Jagan.
Hi Jagan,
I don't own a license but i tried to move the expression to the title of the chart and it works. It seems that the label of an expression only support one line. When I move it back to the label of my expression, it returns only one value. The rest of the values seems to be truncated.
Regards,
Xue Bin
Hi,
Assign this expression (=Concat(F1, chr(10))) to a variable and try using this variable as a label for expression.
This works for me. Check attached screenshot.
Hope this helps you.
Regards,
Jagan.
Hi,
My objective is to make this 'F1' in your screenshot to
a
b
c
d.
not the title of the chart. I tried to assign it to a variable during loading. But the variable turns out to be empty. I am very inexperienced with variable. Is there a way to declare a variable in visualization?
Regards,
Xue Bin
Hi,
That is not the title of the chart, it is expression name. You can create a variable using menu
Settings -> Variables Overview -> Add -> give variable name (Ex: vTest) -> Give variable definition (=Concat(F1, chr(10))).
Now press Ok
Now use variable (vTest) as =vTest in Expression label
Hope this helps you.
Regards,
Jagan.
Hi Jagan,
Really appreciate your patience. It still works the same, showing only the first value. I attach some screenshots here. I think it must be some issue with the expression label. I am doing comparative analysis and have two expessions on Y-axis. The labels appear on the right of the graph as shown in the screen shot

Hi,
Can you attach sample file you are working?
Regards,
Jagan.