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Anonymous
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Include $ sign on vertical axis

Hi,

I've looked at some of the settings for this bar chart I have and didn't find what I was looking for.

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How do I include the dollar sign ($) on the vertical axis?  Example, I want to show $5,000,000, $10,000,000

Thank you

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Anonymous
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Please see the attached qvw file.

Anonymous
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Sorry I didn't notice you had attached a qvw file before I uploaded mine.  If I follow your sample, the only fiscal year that will work is 2012.  The other years do not work.

sunny_talwar

Its probably not the perfect, but check it out

sunny_talwar

I guess the static step in your case would be like this:

Max(Aggr(Sum(Total), FiscalYear))

Anonymous
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The above step will not work.  It only shows one data point on the Y-axis.  The one you attached in "Sample3.qvw" actually works much better for this set of data.  But anyway thanks so much for your help.  I got some ideas now.

sunny_talwar

Hahahahaha I forgot to type /5

Max(Aggr(Sum(Total), FiscalYear))/5

This is what I meant . Apologize for all confusions

Anonymous
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One last question for the day.  How would you make "5" to be dynamic in the above step code?  If I had 10 years, the above would fail to work properly, right?

sunny_talwar

5 is used for how many data points you want to see on the Y-Axis. This would not be impacted by changes on the number of values on x-axis. Does that make sense?

Anonymous
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Ah... Got you.  Thanks

sunny_talwar

No problem at all, if you are satisfied and have resolved you issue, I would suggest to close this thread by marking correct and helpful responses.

Qlik Community Tip: Marking Replies as Correct or Helpful

Best,

Sunny