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Hello everyone,
I have two charts and two list boxes. So what I want to find out if is possible or not, is a situation like
If I choose Rules = 'MajFlag' then two graphs should give me the following
on the Issues and Percentages chart, it should filter like
Major 45 61.64 and on the other chart
Issue Rule = >21% Major issues and Score =14 and so on.
Please advise.
Regards
Check the attached file and image
Added conditional show/hide for your hidden expressions to only show them when the rule selects them
Couldn't understand your concern, can you explain it a bit more?
So on the attached app, and in particular the charts tab. On the Rules list box, when for example I select 'MajFlag' entry I expect to see the following result on the charts
1) Chart No Issues and Percentages
Major --> 45 and 61.64
2) Scores by Issue Rule
Issue_Rule Score
> 21% Major issues 14
So I am not sure if I am missing a condition on my set analysis statement or what.
Ahh, nothing is coming in your Chart tab.
Can you check if this is what you want for your first chart when you make a selection in 'MajFlag'?
Just added * to you set analysis... for example your expression for Major changed from
Count({$<Flags = {'MajFlag'}>} Flags)to
Count({$<Flags *= {'MajFlag'}>} Flags)and same for the other expressions in the two charts.
For the second chart, can you explain why do you expect to only see >21%? What is the exact logic driving this?
Thank you for the response. So for the same selection of Rule='MajFlag' I want the second chart to display i.e Scores by Issue Rule Chart to display
Issue_Rule Score
> 21% Major issue 14
So the logic is that they all belong the Rule='MajFlag' and similarly when Rule='LtdFlag' is selected on the filter then others will be 0 like the other one
Check the attached file and image
Added conditional show/hide for your hidden expressions to only show them when the rule selects them
Thank you very much for your assistance, much appreciated.