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Excel Chart to Qlik Conversion

Been working at this for awhile can anyone help me convert this data?:

   

Reporting MonthJan-16Feb-16Mar-16Apr-16May-16Jun-16Jul-16Aug-16
Group1506597134151159158162
Group2338324282197139124111105

Group1 =if(Source= 'X', count(PersonID))

Group2 =if(Source= 'Y', count(PersonID))

into this type of Excel chart (table not needed):

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Gysbert_Wassenaar

Create a combi chart with three expressions.

  • count({<Source={'X'}>}PersonID)/count(PersonID)
  • count({<Source={'y'}>}PersonID)/count(PersonID)
  • count(PersonID)

Give the first two expression Bar as Display option

Give the third expression Line and Symbol as Display option

On the Style tab set the Subtype setting to Stacked

On the Axes tab set the Position setting of the third expression to Right (Top) so it gets displayed on the secondary axis.


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Gysbert_Wassenaar

Create a combi chart with three expressions.

  • count({<Source={'X'}>}PersonID)/count(PersonID)
  • count({<Source={'y'}>}PersonID)/count(PersonID)
  • count(PersonID)

Give the first two expression Bar as Display option

Give the third expression Line and Symbol as Display option

On the Style tab set the Subtype setting to Stacked

On the Axes tab set the Position setting of the third expression to Right (Top) so it gets displayed on the secondary axis.


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I was trying this, but was not able to get them to stack.

As a work around you have to turn it to a bar chart first - select stacked - then turn it to a combo chart...... weird

Thanks for your help.

Qlik looks way better than Excel