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STATIC LINE STYLE IN LINE CHART

Hi All,

I have a line chart in which I am showing sale of different brands per month for different companies.

I need to highlight one of the company with a different line style and color.

For this I added Month and Company as dimension and expression: Sum({<Month>}Sales) since I want to show all month's sale even if the month is selected. I get the correct data as output.

I also had expression for the color and style as : If(CompanyName='XYX',RGB(150,102)) and if(Compan yName='XYZ','<S2,W1>')

When I dont select any month, I have the output as given in the picture.

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But when I select a Month, The style and color is applied only for that particular month as shown below.

MonthSelected.JPG

Here when apr is seleted, line from Apr to May is shown in the style whereas rest data is shown in green color.

I need the first output to be shown even if the month is selected.

If you could please help me to make the style and color independent of selection, would be a appreciated.

Thanks.

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adarsh_a
Contributor III
Contributor III

Hi Deepak,

You can use this in expression for color and style

=If(only({<Month>}CompanyName='XYZ'),RGB(150,102,100))

=if(only({<Month>}CompanyName='XYZ'),'<S2,W1>')

line.PNG.png

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Hi,

Use this expression

style =if(only({<Month>}CompanyName='XYX') ,'<S2,W1>')

color =if(only({<Month>}CompanyName='XYX') ,Rgb(150,102))

adarsh_a
Contributor III
Contributor III

Hi Deepak,

You can use this in expression for color and style

=If(only({<Month>}CompanyName='XYZ'),RGB(150,102,100))

=if(only({<Month>}CompanyName='XYZ'),'<S2,W1>')

line.PNG.png