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 markmm
		
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		Hi Guys
Is there a possibility to build the chart like the attached (Excel) one? I had no success....
Thanks for your help
 kaushiknsolanki
		
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		Hi,
All you have to do is create a bar chart with one dimension and two expression.
Now go to properties -> Stype -> Here select Subtype as stacked.
Regards,
Kaushik Solanki
 
					
				
		
 Sokkorn
		
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		Hi,
See the sample attached file.
Hope this help.
Regards,
Sokkorn Cheav
 markmm
		
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		Hi,
The problem is that i want to have a stacked bar for each dimension value and each bar must be 100% on the y-axis (see attached excel example)
Thanks
 kaushiknsolanki
		
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		Hi,
Did you check the example given by Sokkorn.
Its the same as what you have shown in excel file.
Regards,
Kaushik Solanki
 markmm
		
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		Hi
Unfortunately it's not the same. Compare the y-axis. In my example the y-axis is in % and each bar is 100%. Additionally the values in the graphic are in number and not in %
Regards, Mark
 
					
				
		
apply the same denominator to both expressions
SUM(vollständig)/sum(unvollständig+vollständig)
SUM(unvollständig)/sum(unvollständig+vollständig)
 
					
				
		
 jagan
		
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		Hi,
Please check the attachment. hope it helps you.
Regards,
Jagan.
 
					
				
		
 matt_crowther
		
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		Getting the actual values in the bars instead of the percentages will be tricky as you can't assign a different value (the actual) to the datapoint (the percentage).
I'd look to perhaps use something like the below:
Basically creating a hybrid Trellis style chart with a shared axis. If you replicated the Excel chart exactly it could be confusing as your bars in some cases have higher numbers ('B' = 437) but smaller bars ('A' = 105) that's why I've shown the actuals in a traditional method.
This is a method that Tableau uses quite often to good effect.
All the best,
Matt - Visual Analytics Ltd
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Twitter: @QlikviewBI
 
					
				
		
Hello!
Is there any way to keep the actual values on the data without being in percentage?
Tks.
