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Hi,
I have a bar chart (from vizlib) and a pivot table which shows monthly data (production months).
Now I have a second table which is joined via another dimension (not the production months). In this table there is stated a date which describes a certain measure introduced to the production. I want to draw a reference line in my bar chart at this production introduction date (or highlight it in the pivot).
In the bar chart I used following equation for the reference line, but this doesn't seem to work.
=max([Introduction date to production])
Any hints, why or is there a better solution?
Hi,
Should this be a horizontal or vertical reference line?
Jordy
Climber
A vertical line. The vizlib Barchart makes that possible. Saying this, I have a similar problem by coloring the "production date" > "introduction in production date" in Pivot tables.
Yes, did you enter an '=' value before? Qlik's native objects don't need that, but these from Vizlib do. Without it, it won't evaluate your statement.
Jordy
Climber
Hi again,
I used this statement (copy from the original post):
=max([Introduction date to production])
Please note that [Production Date] (used in the bar chart as dimension) and [Introduction date to production] (used as reference line) are different dimensions.
Can this be the problem that they are different dimensions? How can we handle this problem? Both dimensions are classified as dates...
Can you maybe show a sample of your QVF or the data model viewer?
Jordy
Climber