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QlikView version 11 pie chart data points duplicated

I recently updated my QlikView version from 10 to 11, and in so doing, my pie chart now displays duplicate data points.  Can someone let me know how to only show the data point applicable to each pie section like it did in version 10?

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I am getting the same problem.

Did you already get a solution to it?

Thanks,

PL

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Hi,

Unfortunately I have not received an answer to fix this issue yet.

Thanks,
Lori

Nicole-Smith

I've been getting the same thing since upgrading to QlikView 11.  The charts that I have look correct in QlikView 9 and QlikView 10, but when I open them in QlikView 11, that's what they look like.

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Same issue here, anyone know how to get rid of that unnecessary value?

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Hello Henry,

Could you please send me the example data so that i can help.

Please find the attched doc.

Regards,

Yaseen

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Hi,

Here are couple of pie charts showing unnecessary values. It seems that it happens when showing multiple expressions with values in datapoints. For some reason the first expression's value duplicates.

Best regards,

Henry

Nicole-Smith

Henry,

If you want it to work properly, use only 1 expression.

You can rewrite the chart in your example to do so:

Dimension: Name

Expression: sum({<Name = {'A', 'B'}>}Marks)

(Also can be seen in attached.)

Anonymous
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Hi,

Can you please share the test application.

Regards

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Yes, I noticed it works fine with only one expression. The issue is that it does not work with two or more.

Consider this case, I want one part of the pie chart to show the Name A and the other part to show all except A. How would I achieve this with only one expression?

EDIT: One option of course is to create a separate field for that, but I wouldn't want to go there since I have a bunch of these pie charts. Probably this has already been sent as a bug, and if not, then I will need to do that.

Message was edited by: Henry Backman