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When the user selects a month and several years OR when the user selects a month and NO year is selected the graph looks like this:
The reason being that you can't see results linearly from one month across several years.
I would like to have a text box that tells the user that when they select just one month they must only select one year at a time, or when they select a month and no year is selected they must select a year (one at a time).
And then when they have selected these two conditions, the text box should disappear.
Sorry if this is asking too much at once but would be so helpful.
Danielle
Something like
=If( GetSelectedCount( Month ) =1 and GetSelectedCount( Year ) <>1, 'Please select a single year')
In the layout tab of the text box, use a conditional show:
=GetSelectedCount( Month ) =1 and GetSelectedCount( Year ) <>1
edit:
Of course, if you use a conditional show, you don't need the condition in the text expression.
Create a text box with whatever you want your readers to see and conditionally show hide the text box with a condition like this may be:
not (GetSelectedCount(Month) = 1 and (GetSelectedCount(Year) > 1 or GetSelectedCount(Year) = 0))
not (GetSelectedCount(Month) = 1 and GetSelectedCount(Year) = 1)
EDIT: Attaching a sample
Something like
=If( GetSelectedCount( Month ) =1 and GetSelectedCount( Year ) <>1, 'Please select a single year')
In the layout tab of the text box, use a conditional show:
=GetSelectedCount( Month ) =1 and GetSelectedCount( Year ) <>1
edit:
Of course, if you use a conditional show, you don't need the condition in the text expression.
thank you!
Thank you so much!