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Hi,
I need to build a waterfall chart using a stacked bar chart that shows me the evolution of two categories of sales of the last 5 months until the YTD for the qualified and requalified categories. The objective is to achieve a result like showed in the image below.
I’m trying to use the offset option with a stacked bar chart but I’m not getting any results. I have two expressions one for each category of sales and a offset expression based on something I read in Qlik Community.
I’m using as calculated dimension the following:
=Pick(Type, Month, 'Total')
The Type value is a table I have in load script:
Table:
LOAD * Inline [
Type
1
2
];
The formulas I’m using are:
=If(Pick(Type, Month, 'Total') = 'Total', Sum(total Value), Sum({$<CategoryType={'Qualified'}>} Value))
=If(Pick(Type, Month, 'Total') = 'Total', Sum(total Value), Sum({$<CategoryType={'Requalified'}>} Value))
The offset expression is:
=If(RowNo() = 1, 0, Sum(Total Value) - RangeSum(Above(If(Pick(Type, Month, 'Total') = 'Total', 0, Sum({$<CategoryType ={'Qualified'}>} Value)), 0, RowNo())))
Could anyone help me with this, please?
Thanks in advance
Regards
Paulo
Hi,
I'm using the expressions that you share in sample.
=Sum({$<TipoCandidatura={'Qualificação'}>}NrCandidaturasEntradas) * Avg({<Date = {"$(='>=' & Date(MonthStart(Max(Date), -4), 'DD-MM-YYYY') & '<=' & Date(Max(Date), 'DD-MM-YYYY'))"}>} 1)
and for the bar offset:
=If(Pick(Type, CategoryMonth, 'Total') = 'Total', 0,
RangeSum(Above(Sum({$<TipoCandidatura={'Qualificação', 'Requalificação'}>}NrCandidaturasEntradas), 1, RowNo())))
Hi sunny,
Based on the expressions from the last sample you share, I get the correct results, but the graph sow me all months ( Jan to Dec). The question now is how to show only the last 5 months.
Thanks
Paulo
I thought it was working? It stopped working again?
It works nice for all months. But I need to present only the last five months and its what is not working.
Please see a screenshot:
Any ideas what could be?
Thanks
Paulo
Multiplying with this -> Avg({<Date = {"$(='>=' & Date(MonthStart(Max(Date), -4), 'DD-MM-YYYY') & '<=' & Date(Max(Date), 'DD-MM-YYYY'))"}>} 1) did not help?
Hi Sunny,
I think now its working fine.
Many thanks
Regards
Paulo
What was the issue?
I have made a change on the calculated dimension to add the date format
=Pick(Type, date(SubcategoriaMonthYear,'MMM-yyyy'), 'Total')
and put a dimension limit to 6 to show me only the last months.
BTW Sunny, I have now an issue, following the same case, to get the totals for the last 5 months, but this time using Text Objects for the totals and Labels for the Month Year description. Something like showed in the image below:
How could be the best approach to do this? Can you help me?
Many thanks
Paulo
So can you clarify as to what exactly are you trying to do?
Imagine the same exercise that we did above using a waterfall chart, now to be done using Text objects that will present the totals for each month of the last 5 and the total for YTD. E.g:
Text box 1 will have the total for Month-5 and a label with the description "March 2016"
Text box 2 will have the total for Month-4 and a label with the description "April 2016"
Text box 3 will have the total for Month-3 and a label with the description "May 2016"
Text box 4 will have the total for Month-2 and a label with the description "June 2016"
Text box 5 will have the total for Month-1 and a label with the description "July 2016"
Text box 6 will have the total YTD and a label with the description "YTD 2016"
I'm doing the same exercise for "Years" and it works fine with the following expression (e.g. for Year-2):
=num(sum({Year = {$(=max(Year-2))}, Month = {"<=$(=max({<Year={$(=max(Year-2))}>} Month))"}>} Value))
But when I trying to change the expression for Months is not working.
Also using the other expression like the following is not working.
=Sum({<Date = {'>=$(=MonthStart(Max(Date), -2)) <= $(=MonthEnd(Max(Date), -2))'}>}Value)
You could use the sample that I sent you before to see the data.
Thanks
Regards
Paulo