Is there any possibilty to give an label to all expressions?

[durgabhavani]

Hi All,

I have a legend like below in my barchart. Now i want to give label as "days" to my legend.

If possible please provide me the inputs.

Thanks,

Durga

[MK_QSL]

Use Calculated Dimension

=Pick(Match(DaysDuraton,'0-10 Days','11-30 Days', '31-50 Days','51-70 Days', '70+ Days'),1,2,3,4,5)

This will replace

0-10 Days by 1

11-20 Days by 2

and so on..

If this is not your are looking for, kindly upload your sample data..

[sunny_talwar]

I don't understand... you already have days in your legend? Can you re explain what you are looking for?

Best,

Sunny

[durgabhavani]

Hi,

I have everything in my chart, only i need to name the legend.

I need to name the expression legend which contains disclosure, open, pending

If it is possible please let me know!

Thanks,

Durga

[MK_QSL]

You can give label name to your expression....Please provide sample application..

[sunny_talwar]

You want them to say Disclosure Days, Pending Days, Open Days??? I am not really sure which legend are you talking about.

Best,

Sunny

[durgabhavani]

Hi Manish/ Sunny

Sorry for late response.

my expressions are

=Count({<STATUS={'Pending'}>}STATUS)

=Count({<STATUS={'Open'}>}STATUS)

=Count({<STATUS={'Disclosure'}>}STATUS)

I want output as below

status

I want status to be on top of expressions as label.

As this is bar chart it is not allowing me to label the expression.

FYI: i have dimension as category for my barchart.

for security reasons i have no access to download and uplaod samples.

Thanks,

Durga

[prieper · Accepted solution]

When you calculate your expressions one by one, there will be no common legend available, but you may insert an Text:

Chart Properties - Presentation - Text in Chart - Add ....

You can position this box lateron with pressing Cntrl & Shift with the Chart Open (elements then should appear with read boxes around, which can be moved with the left mouse).

HTH Peter

[durgabhavani]

Peter! Thanks much!

Got your point!

This is the only way to present the label to expression!

Thanks,

Durga