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I have values for 25 dimensions for which I need individual guage charts. (Dim 1.below)
The 25 dimensions share 2 common value fields.
The first of these values will be the basis of the guage chart expression.
The second will be used for the guage chart Reference Line.
My question: Is there a way that I can create the guage charts "on the fly" based on selections of Dim 2.
ie
If I select A from Dim 2 values, can I display only the 5 guage charts for each of the associated Dim 1 values
If I select F from Dim 2 values, can I display only the 2 guage charts for each of the associated Dim 1 values
| Dim1 | Dim2 |
| 1.1 | A |
| 1.2 | A |
| 1.3 | A |
| 1.4 | A |
| 1.5 | A |
| 1.6 | A |
| 2.1 | B |
| 2.2 | B |
| 2.3 | B |
| 2.4 | B |
| 2.5 | B |
| 2.6 | B |
| 3.1 | C |
| 3.2 | C |
| 3.3 | C |
| 3.4 | C |
| 4.1 | D |
| 4.2 | D |
| 4.3 | D |
| 4.4 | D |
| 5.1 | E |
| 5.2 | E |
| 5.3 | E |
| 6.1 | F |
| 6.2 | F |
Here are my thoughts for what they´re worth.
Embedding the gauge chart in a simple table with Dim1 as the dimension is an option as long as all the gauge have the same color boundaries and no reference line. Making a gauge chart trellis chart has the same limitations. They have to be separate objects and you can only make separate objects on the fly using a macro.
Karl
Thanks Karl
Its the reference line that is the reason for using guage charts - I use it as a line symbol as an alternative to a combo chart because line symbol not available in combo chart.
As I cannot say for certain that your answer is correct, I will instead mark it as helpful
Thanks
Joe