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Butterfly chart example
Hello.
Here is my butterfly chart solution. Max losses and profit values are highlighted. Values on data points are shown when less then 15 dates are selected (see vShownNum variable)
I used 2 bar charts and number format hints for losses bar.

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Hi Maxim,
Example is fine , plz can you explain how it was working ?
Regards,
Helen

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Hi Maxim,
This is great.
I am also trying to create Butterfly chart, but not able to do it.
Please see the attached Qvd and suggest what i am doing wrong.
Regards,
manish virmani
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Nice Explanation..
So, i have one small question.
If i have two tables with two date fields.
Is that possible to create Butterfly same as your qvw...
If possible, i will share my qvw so that i need big help from you
- Anil

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This is awesome!! How did you display Losses as a positive number on the chart data values and pop ups?

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Pay attention to Format Pattern. It is used the same pattern for negative and positive numbers.
# ##0; # ##0

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Is it possible to do with a chart where I show percents? I used the following format:
But it doesn't work to use the same format for the left side of the chart because it shows the #s as negative, which I don't want:

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Ahhhh, just noticed all I needed was the semicolon and to repeat it! Thank you!!
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I am not sure, whether I understand your problem.
Perhaps this, (#,##0); (#,##0)
