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Anonymous
Not applicable

Help with idea

Hi community,

I have a bar chart.

Capture.JPG.jpg

I'd like when I click on any tag, I want to see only this tag with current percent( not 100%).

Create condition if(A='each tag', expression)

or somebody knows better idea how to show selected tag in the bar chart?

Regards,

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CELAMBARASAN
Partner - Champion
Partner - Champion

try with

Count([qID_15863_Purpose of Visit])

/ $(=COUNT({<[qID_15863_Purpose of Visit]=>} [qID_15863_Purpose of Visit]))

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rustyfishbones
Master II
Master II

you can use the AGGR Function

I made a video on youtube called

Qlikview RANK Function with Set Analysis by RFB 107

something like this AGGR(RANK(SUM({1}Sales)),A)

I think it's similar to what you want to do

Clever_Anjos
Employee
Employee

Change your expression to SUM(Sales)/ SUM({1}Sales)

rustyfishbones
Master II
Master II

Can you upload a sample file?

rustyfishbones
Master II
Master II

oops mis read what you need sorry

Anonymous
Not applicable
Author

Hi,

I have  a bar chart with 1 dimension and expression

Count([qID_15863_Purpose of Visit])

/COUNT(TOTAL [qID_15863_Purpose of Visit])

When I click on any tags in the chart, I get this tag =100%.

I want to see this tag with right %.

Or you know how to show my selected tag other way.

For example: all tags one color, selected tag - other color

Thanks,

rustyfishbones
Master II
Master II

here is a sample file

Anonymous
Not applicable
Author

It doesn't work

My dimension [qID_15863_Purpose of Visit] and expression

Count([qID_15863_Purpose of Visit])

/COUNT(TOTAL [qID_15863_Purpose of Visit])

I use the same variable

rustyfishbones
Master II
Master II

Have you tried my file

javier_florian
Creator III
Creator III

Hi Vladimir,

Can you try with SUM(Values)/SUM(ALL Values)?

Change TOTAL for ALL...

Regards,

JFlorian