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Hi,
I am new to Qlikview and we have been doing some research on good visualisations, with some we would like to replicate in Qlikview.
I was just wondering if it was possible to create the same visuals as seen in the attached link. Specifically:
http://www.ons.gov.uk/ons/interactive/historic-uk-population-pyramid/index.html
Thanks,
Michael
I could be achieved but it's complicated. You can do it winh 2 bar charts side by side with negative values in the left one, but i dont know how to make axis values show correctly(positive).
This could be easily achieved via variables, sliders, buttons and text objects.
With a bit of work it can be done. Using two chart objects. Or using inline bar charts. You can add a slider object for the year. You can load images into qlikview in a table with the bundle load statement. You can then display the image for the selected year in a textbox. And when loading the images you can also load the text for the year in the same table. You can then display the text for the year in another text box.
You could also try it with a butterfly straight table. Not quite so nice how in the link, but it worked - see attachment.
- Marcus
Thanks for the response marcus, could you possibly convert the file to open in the desktop version?
Mike.
Only QV could build apps which have free access for personal edition like the demo-apps. But with the screenshots within the attachment you will be able to built such a chart. Important are the butterfly-style with a dimension between the two expressions and the repeat() function with chr(9607) which defined the length of each age-cluster.
- Marcus