Average shown on line chart

Post Author: jhogan
CA Forum: Charts and Graphs
I am trying to find a way to show the 13 month average as a line accross my line chart other than having to manually add a line.
I have multiple charts that need to be created on a monthly basis and I would like to automate the production of the chart.
Thanks,
Jennifer

Post Author: Dan3D
CA Forum: Charts and Graphs
If all else fails, this could be solved with the 3rd-party chart add-in I wrote (which has support for mapping print-time functions to a user-defined line). Moderator rules don't let mention it by name, but if you click on my profile, you'll find it. See in particular macros @Y, @YSZ, @YSZN.

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<Paragraph>
<TextRuns>
<TextRun>
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<FontFamily>Tahoma</FontFamily>
<FontSize>12pt</FontSize>
<FontWeight>Bold</FontWeight>
<Color>SteelBlue</Color>
</Style>
</TextRun>
</TextRuns>
<Style>
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<ChartMarker>
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<ChartDataPoint>
<ChartDataPointValues>
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<ChartDataLabel>
<Style />
</ChartDataLabel>
<Style />
<ChartMarker>
<Style />
</ChartMarker>
<DataElementOutput>Output</DataElementOutput>
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<Type>Line</Type>
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<ChartEmptyPoints>
<Style />
<ChartMarker>
<Style />
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<ChartDataLabel>
<Style />
</ChartDataLabel>
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<CategoryAxisName>Primary</CategoryAxisName>
<ChartSmartLabel>
<CalloutLineColor>Black</CalloutLineColor>
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<ChartDataPoint>
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<Style />
<ChartMarker>
<Style />
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<Style />
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<rd:TypeName>System.Int32</rd:TypeName>
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Hi,
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I am using SSRS R2.
Thoughts ?
I am running into the same issue again :(

SSRS 2008 Line Chart Issue.

We are facing an issue with SSRS 2008 charts. We have a report which shows dynamic number of series on a line chart. The data values may not exist for all series for
the same x axis points. We expected SSRS to connect the missing points as average and have set the empty point option to average.
The issue is that the
1)
lines for interpolated points only appear when we set the color of empty point to say red and not when it is set to automatic. We need the interpolated line in the same auto
colour as the original line as we will have markers for the data points from the DB and no markers for empty points.
2)
The interpolated lines extend backwards in the series also – we expect it to only fill the gaps and not extend backward or forward.
Are these issues known and is there a work around for these issues ? We got your name from one of the SSRS community discussions. Could you please connect us with
the right person if you are not the right contact for this issue ?
I also got following reply from one of the MS guy, it says
Hi Akshay,
The lines should not go backward. I have seen this happen before and I’ll have to double-check on what that occurs. If you
are using a Category Axis, make sure you set the sorting to use a Cdate() expression. I think that might be it ,but I’ll have to double check.
As far as using the auto-coloring on the series when you have empty points like this, I don’t think that’s possible. It would require
a DCR. You may need to implement something along the lines described in this article http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa964128(SQL.90).aspx.
When I tried the suggestions I over come the auto colouring issue and also used CDATE () but lines still extend bacawords. Can anyone suggest what to do it this situation

Hi AKshay_Jadhav,
Firstly, I am not sure who is that MS guy you mentioned without the detail name. Based on my understanding to your issue, I think you could utilize the function
IsNothing in reoprting services to have a check whether the value is null, if it is Null, you should give a average value to this point, if not leave it to be the original value. Of course, you could achieve this in T-SQL. To
the color and marker, we could type in the expression in both feature to control their display effort.
Hope this helps.
Thanks,
Challen Fu
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Hiding legend entry in line chart

i hide the line series lineSeries
     lineSeries.visible=false;
but its legend entry is shown on the chart.
How can I hide the legend entry to hidden line series?

Hi Asif,
You need to write some ActionScript to acheive this functionality...Its not that simple just as you make lineseries visible=false...the legend item will go
away...You need to explicitly remove and add series...as shown in code below:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<mx:Application xmlns:mx="http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml">
    <mx:Script>
        <![CDATA[
        import mx.collections.ArrayCollection;
        [Bindable]
        private var expensesAC:ArrayCollection = new ArrayCollection( [
            { Month: "Jan", Profit: 2000, Expenses: 1500, Amount: 450 },
            { Month: "Feb", Profit: 1000, Expenses: 200, Amount: 600 },
            { Month: "Mar", Profit: 1500, Expenses: 500, Amount: 300 },
            { Month: "Apr", Profit: 1800, Expenses: 1200, Amount: 900 },
            { Month: "May", Profit: 2400, Expenses: 575, Amount: 500 } ]);
        private function addLineSeriesToChart(item:String):void
      var isFound:Boolean = false;
      for ( var i:int = 0; i < lineChart.series.length; i++ )
       if ( lineChart.series[i].yField == item )
         isFound = true;
       if(!isFound)
       var newLS:LineSeries = new LineSeries();
       newLS.yField = item;
       newLS.displayName = item;
       var tmp:Array = lineChart.series;
       tmp.push(newLS);
       lineChart.series = tmp;
       lineChart.invalidateSeriesStyles();
        private function removeLineSeriesFromChart(item:String):void
       var objToRemoveIndex:int;
       var isFound:Boolean = false;
       for ( var i:int = 0; i < lineChart.series.length; i++ )
       if ( lineChart.series[i].yField == item )
        objToRemoveIndex = i;
        isFound = true;
       if(isFound)
        var tmp:Array = lineChart.series;
        tmp.splice(objToRemoveIndex,1);
        lineChart.series = tmp;
        lineChart.invalidateSeriesStyles();
private function addProfitLineSeries():void
   addLineSeriesToChart("Profit");
private function removeProfitLineSeries():void
   removeLineSeriesFromChart("Profit");
        ]]>
    </mx:Script>
    <mx:HBox width="100%" horizontalAlign="center">
<mx:Button label="Add Profit Series" click="addProfitLineSeries()" />
<mx:Button label="Remove Profit Series" click="removeProfitLineSeries()" />
    </mx:HBox>
    
    <mx:SolidColor id="sc1" color="blue" alpha=".3"/>
    <mx:SolidColor id="sc2" color="red" alpha=".3"/>
    <mx:SolidColor id="sc3" color="green" alpha=".3"/>
    
    <mx:Stroke id = "s1" color="blue" weight="2"/>
    <mx:Stroke id = "s2" color="red" weight="2"/>
    <mx:Stroke id = "s3" color="green" weight="2"/>
    <mx:Panel title="LineChart and AreaChart Controls Example"
        height="100%" width="100%" layout="horizontal">
        <mx:LineChart id="lineChart" height="100%" width="45%"
            paddingLeft="5" paddingRight="5"
            showDataTips="true" dataProvider="{expensesAC}">
            <mx:horizontalAxis>
                <mx:CategoryAxis categoryField="Month"/>
            </mx:horizontalAxis>
            <mx:series>
                <mx:LineSeries id="lineSeriesProfit" yField="Profit" form="curve" displayName="Profit" lineStroke="{s1}"/>
                <mx:LineSeries yField="Expenses" form="curve" displayName="Expenses" lineStroke="{s2}"/>
                <mx:LineSeries yField="Amount" form="curve" displayName="Amount" lineStroke="{s3}"/>
            </mx:series>
        </mx:LineChart>
        <mx:Legend dataProvider="{lineChart}"/>
    </mx:Panel>
</mx:Application>
If this post answers your question or helps, please kindly mark it as such.
Thanks,
Bhasker Chari

Line chart legend titles - fixed length?

Hi
I use a number of line charts wherein I specify the title of the individual series via variables &var1. and so on.
When I use more than 3 series in the chart, the 4th and following(up to 6) series titles are shown in '2nd' column' in the legend title/color area of the chart.
However it seems 2nd column always start a fixed number of px to the right of the 1st column no matter how long the titles of the legends in the first column is.
The result is that legend titles and colors are written on top of each other and it looks very messy.
Can I get around that somehow? Is there a fixed length defined somehow?
I thought I could just pad blanks to the legend titles in the 1st columns, but no. I tried in a number of ways doing that via &nbsp, and &#160 and so on - but no effect.
Anyone? any ideas?
Best regards,
Jesper G

I've the same problem with APEX 2.2, does someone has an issue?

Trendline on Line Chart

Could anyone tell me how can i mark a trendline on Line chart in WEBI. I don't find any way of marking a trendline on Line chart
Thanks for any response

Arif,
By trendline what do you mean by that? There are a couple of approaches that folks take in a trendline by using either a running average or a running sum. Both of these functions are available in WebI, however, the key is to use the ";col" portion at the end of your formula so that it gets plotted correctly in your graph. The ";col" portion is not required in a strictly grid representation, but when you turn the grid to a graph then ";col" is required. If you have a requirement other than running average or running sum please post back so that we can brainstorm more.
Thanks,
John

Is it possible to hide part of the line in webI line chart

I had webI line chart which is showing for 2 months data, and is it possible to hide the line for only first 10 days in the line chart and continue the line after 11 th day till the end?

@rajesh: I didn't understand why should we use Relativedate() function?can you please explain little bit more. Becuase the report has customer exit written such a way that if I run the report today it will show up previous 60 days
For example:
today is 04/06/2011
so in the report date column has values and shows up like
02/06/2011
02/07/2011
02/08/2011
04/05/2011.
So now I should hide/avoid/shouldn't show First 10 days. In example above 02/06/2011, 02/07/2011,02/08/2011.....like wise 10 days so till 02/16/2011 shouldn't be shown in the report. The beginning of the report should start from 02/17/2011 till 04/05/2011..
Edited by: saathiyaa on Apr 6, 2011 9:31 PM

Data Disappears from Line Chart in Preview Mode

Help! Line chart data present in design mode, but disappears when in preview mode. I have a dashboard that I update monthly. Simple line charts. Now, the line chart data is visible while in the design view, but does not show up when in the preview view or even when converting it to a PDF or Powerpoint. SWF issue? Inputs are needed!
Thanks,
Stan

Hi Stan,
The answer to, why the data disappears in runtime mode, depends on how you retrieve the data in your dashboard.
It seems that you have some sample static data in your spreadsheet that shown in design mode. But chances are that this data is set to be overwritten in runtime mode, if you import your data using QAAWS, Live Office or similar.
I would suggest you to add a "spreadsheet table" component (found in the bottom of the Selectors category in the components browser) to your dashboard. Set the spreadsheet table to display some of the cells in the spreadsheet that you expect to get populated during runtime.
In this way you can verify if data is actually present in the relevant cells during runtime.
By the way - this is also a best practice method to test data-retrieval in Xcelsius.
I hope this helps.
Kind Regards,
Simon

Line chart with one entry in xml doesn't show up

please refer
http://livedocs.adobe.com/flex/2/docs/wwhelp/wwhimpl/common/html/wwhelp.htm?context=LiveDo cs_Parts&file=00001233.html
If I use only one entry in expenses array even then the line
chart is not shown. below is what I'm using:
[Bindable]
public var expenses:ArrayCollection = new ArrayCollection([
/*{Month: "Jan", Profit: 2000, Expenses: 1500, Amount: 450},
{Month: "Feb", Profit: 1000, Expenses: 200, Amount: 600},*/
{Month: "Mar", Profit: 1500, Expenses: 500, Amount: 300}
Looks like it is a general issue or flex limitations.
http://livedocs.adobe.com/flex/2/docs/wwhelp/wwhimpl/common/html/wwhelp.htm?context=LiveDo cs_Parts&file=00001233.html

Not sure it is a limitation.
A line needs two points, e.g. a start(x,y) and a finish
(x,y). So adding a single point will not give you a line.
If you want to display just points, then use a PlotChart.
Cheers
Ian

How to add label on different line in Line Chart

I have a line chart report. There are 4 columns shown in Y-axis. (that means 4 lines totally).
If those reports are printed by black/white printer, user will confuse those lines belong to which column.
Could any person give me some advices?
Thanks
Edited by: user9220113 on May 3, 2010 1:36 PM

Hi ,
Do the following.
Remove accruals tick first.
Changes in pricing procedure.
Put 6 in the subtotal of freight condition (create saperate condition)
Changes in Tax procedure.
Assign 362 under BASTYP for BASB condition type.
Assign 363 under BASTYP for BASB For ED condition type.
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regards,
sujit

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