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How to achieve scatter/bubble chart with four quadrants?

Hi,

Is this kind of chart possible in Qlikview? I want to see the amount of profit vs their probability. The bubble size is controlled by the amount of profit while the colors of bubbles will be identified by different categories

Profit vs probability.png

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Gysbert_Wassenaar

You can use reference lines as axes for the quadrants. You can add these reference lines to the chart on the Presentation tab of the properties window.


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The issue is that I need the lines to be properly scaled and the scales are going to be dynamic.

Arif

Gysbert_Wassenaar

You're not limited to fixed values. You can use expressions too to calculate dynamic values for the reference lines.


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Does it allow scaling the lines evenly and puting labels on the scales? for example put five major scales on vertical line. The way a normal axis is scaled? Not too much familiar with this kind of presentation

Arif

Gysbert_Wassenaar

No, reference lines are not axis and cannot have scale labels. The real axes will be on the left and bottom side of the plot. Those axes can have labels. See the Axes tab for the available settings.


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pgalvezt
Specialist
Specialist

Hello Syed,

Could you get the solution? I need to do the same thing by project. Is like a Gartner Quadrant.

Thanks!

maxgro
MVP
MVP

hope it helps you

- in scatter chart you can use expression to center axes

- google for

qvdesign indexed explosion quadrant

"qvdesign.wordpress.com"

and you'll find a gartner magic quadrant (for bi tools)

thanks to Matthew Crowther

richbyard
Contributor III
Contributor III

The indexed explosion quadrant blog is very good... But there is no example so I have created one to present the idea.. The reference lines and forced 0 axis are set in this chart so also show the quadrant issue that this post requests... Hope this is clear enough for you, it's a very powerful chart!