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I have a column that uses a linear guage. It contains percentage data in most rows but in some rows there is finance data which is not a percenatge.
There is another column called 'indicator' which sometimes includes the value 'finance' and I want the guage to be visible only where the value of this field is not finance.
Could anyone advise how I might do this?
Thanks
Leslie
Hello Leslie,
Go to the chart properties (right click on the chart), Layout tab, Show Conditional and set something like
Field = 'Value'
Whenever that field has the value 'Value' (and only that value) the chart will be displayed. If that "Finance" is the result of an expression, then set the expression in the conditional instead of the above.
Hope this helps.
Thanks Miguel, but I want to only prevent one particular column from being displayed where the value of the column called indicator= 'Finance'.
The layout tab appears to act on the whole chart. Is there a way to prevent anything appearing in the particular row and column depending on the value of 'indicator' in that row?
If you are using a straight table, then yes, in the chart properties, Presentation tab you have a "Conditional" for each column being displayed. If you are using a pivot table, then use some conditional to show the value or nothing depending on the case. A very basic example without knowing about your data model, assuming "Field" is a dimension in your would be
Sum({< Field -= {'Finance'} >} Sales)
If "Finance" is the result of an expression labeled as "Indicator", then
Sum(If([Indicator] <> 'Finance', Sales)) or If([Indicator] = 'Finance', null(), Sum(Sales))
Depending on what you want to show.
Hope this helps