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raghavsurya
Partner - Specialist
Partner - Specialist

Dynamically change Bar graph shade based on Sales

Dear All,

We are building Daily Sales analysis for our customer.  We have a specific request wherein the customer wants colour shade to be changed/displayed based on Total sales amount.  For Example if 1st of April has done maximum Sales, it should display in Dark Green and other day graphs should be shown in lighted shade in comparison with 1st April's sales. 

Can anyone of you suggest how to achieve this requirement.

Regards,

Raghav

7 Replies
antoniotiman
Master III
Master III

Hi Raghav,

you can use the RangeSum() function in Background color of Text color of Expression,

like this

If(RangeSum(Top(Sum(sales),1,NoOfRows())) = Sum(sales),Green(),Red())

Regards,

Antonio

antoniotiman
Master III
Master III

Sorry,

RangeMax(............                    (Not RangeSum)

raghavsurya
Partner - Specialist
Partner - Specialist
Author

Thanks Antonio.  I will work as per suggestion.

qlik_venu
Creator
Creator

You can also try this in the background color.

ARGB(

(

//this will be used for the alpha value of the function.

255*Aggr(Rank(Aggr(Sum(Sales), Country)), Country))

/

count(total Aggr(Sum(Sales), Country)),

17,184,75)

raghavsurya
Partner - Specialist
Partner - Specialist
Author

Hi Antonio,

I used your suggested formula and getting only partial result.  Your expression is marking one of the bar (lowest Sales) to red wherein other bars are having Green. 

I need the lowest to have light green and largest in Dark green. The other bars should be between dark and light green (grandiant colors).

Regards,

Raghav

antoniotiman
Master III
Master III

Try Like This :

If(RangeMax(Top(Sum(sales),1,NoOfRows())) = Sum(sales),RGB(0,128,0),If(RangeMin(Top(SumSales),1,NoOfRows()))=Sum(sales),RGB(0,255,0),RGB(0,function(x),0)))

function x is proportional to sum(sales)

You can use RGB or ARGB as you prefer

Anonymous
Not applicable

You may wish to have a look at the ColorMix functions, they are described in the QlikView Desktop Help, and there is a Wizard to guide you.