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employe4_2
Contributor III
Contributor III

Curved threshold

Hi, 

i'm looking a way to display a treshold that could be define manually. 

so when i have my line chart, i "draw" the treshold above the line.

This is used to compare the variable used to define the measure with any other timing or production batch.

Is this feature is even possible today ? Some extension ? 

Any clue ?

Thanks 

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Yoshidaqlik
Creator II
Creator II

Yes, it is possible

you can put an expression that increases for example 10%

=(Sum(Value_1) + Sum(Value_2)) * 1.1
YoshidaQlik https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1I9P8MqCZEhB6Nw3FdSqng

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Yoshidaqlik
Creator II
Creator II

Hi,

maybe I got it wrong,

But in the case of this graph for example would not just add another measure with fixed number?

YoshidaQlik https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1I9P8MqCZEhB6Nw3FdSqng
employe4_2
Contributor III
Contributor III
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that pretty close but one detail f*** that solution up,

it can happen to any type of measure ( linear curve, expo, ...even line with missing data would be nice), so either it has to be automatised or i have to admit that 100% of my users will be able to to guess the mathematical expression for each graphique. 

Thats's why i thought about drawing, you don't have to be mathematician to draw a line above an other line.

but indeed a fix expression to adapt the measure would be nice
like : if my curve is :ax+b then my treshold would be ax+b+1

Is that actually possible ?

 

Yoshidaqlik
Creator II
Creator II

Yes, it is possible

you can put an expression that increases for example 10%

=(Sum(Value_1) + Sum(Value_2)) * 1.1
YoshidaQlik https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1I9P8MqCZEhB6Nw3FdSqng