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ali_hijazi
Partner - Master II
Partner - Master II

bar chart with 3 dimensions

Hello got a barchart

what is to be accomplished is in the attached image (1)

when I add the dimension qc_module I get image (2)

but when I add the dimension qc_theme I get image (3)

is there a way to tweak graph in image (3) to make it look like image(2)

Please advise

I can walk on water when it freezes
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datanibbler
Champion
Champion

Hi Ali,

would you mind being a bit more verbose about your requirement?

What I can deduct from your pics is just that in image_3 it seems you have three dimensions, one being built into the stacking, while in image_2 there seem to be only two, with one being in the stacking.

ali_hijazi
Partner - Master II
Partner - Master II
Author

image 1 is the required output

however in QlikView it seems we cannot accomplish this design

the Dimensions are QC_Module, QC_Theme, and Coverage_Status

in Image 2 I created a bar chart and added QC_Module and Coverage_status in the dimensions

Image 2 seems fine but when I add the third dimension (QC_Theme) in the following order (QC_Theme, QC_Module, Coverage_Status) I get what is shown in image 3

why bars become so thin?

what shall I do to make image 3 somehow readable?

I can walk on water when it freezes
datanibbler
Champion
Champion


Hi Ali,

it's not a bug, it's a feature ,-)

The bars become so thin simply because they have to - there is no more space available. With your first two dimensions QC_Theme and QC_Module, there is a lot of "data points" to be displayed - you seem to have Null_values in the dimensions, too,

there seem to be blank spaces in your second dimension QC_Module. Have you checked the "suppress Null_values" checkbox on the "dimension" tab?

I'm afraid the best hint I can give you here is the easiest one: To make the chart better legible, you have to limit the amount of data you display - add a multi-selection-box for instance where the user can choose which parts he/ she wants to see.

HTH

Best regards,

DataNibbler