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I'm trying to do the following, but not with a line chart.
https://community.qlikview.com/blogs/qlikviewdesignblog/2014/02/07/line-chart-tricks-part-two#
Ishiness (or Keeping an Overall Sense of Where You Are in the Data Space)
I want all of the other values except what I'm selecting to be greyed out, and to highlight what I selected. When I click on a Clinician's name, all of the other values disappear.
Dimension: Clinician Name
Expression 1: Provider FTE = [YTD Avg]
Expression 2: Total RVUs = Sum({1} [RVU WORK])
you put the [Clinician Name] field in the color expression? like in my exemple:
if(isnull(only([Store Name])) ,ARGB(20,200,200,200),ARGB(190,43, 123, 70))
you put [Clinician Name] instead of [Store Name].
Hello,
put the color expression from the article which is:
if(isnull(only([Store Name])) ,ARGB(20,200,200,200),ARGB(190,43, 123, 70))
into background color for the first expression
Hope it helps,
Andrei
This is how it looks at me
Ok, that made the colors uniform, however all other values disappear when I make a selection to look at a single employee's data compared to everyone else's.
you have to put the set analysis in your expressions as well
for example: sum( {<UsedDimension=>} Qty) . you have to put the set analysis in every expression for the visual to work.
"UsedDimension=" in set analysis means it ignores the selections made on the UsedDimension and that's how the values are remaining on the scatterplot
I'm still missing something, which may be very obvious.
Expression1: sum( {1<[Clinician Name]=>} [YTD Avg]) (tried with and without the 1)
Expression2: Sum({1<[Clinician Name]=>}[RVU WORK])
Making a selection still makes all of the values except what I selected disappear.
you put the [Clinician Name] field in the color expression? like in my exemple:
if(isnull(only([Store Name])) ,ARGB(20,200,200,200),ARGB(190,43, 123, 70))
you put [Clinician Name] instead of [Store Name].
Yup.
if(isnull(only([Clinician Name])) ,ARGB(20,200,200,200),ARGB(190,43, 123, 70))
can you share the qvw?
I found it, the colors of the dots was very light and could not see on my screen. Thanks for your help!