Business Graphics - chart numbers format
Hello experts,
I use BusinessGraphics in order to display data in chart.
Axis Y of my chart show big numbers like 500000.
Can I format this numbers to be displayed like 500,000?
I see the format fields in Chart Designer but what I should put there?
Thanks,
Ola
hi
open the chartDesigner.
In the Overview tab on rightside you can find valueaxis property corresponding to y-axis.(there are two value axis,choose the first one).
expand it,you can find Line Property and click on it.
down you can find the Line related properties.
There,you can find Format option and in that enter the desired format you want ,for example specify like 50,000.
The Other values in y-axis will automatically set to this format after entering the format in format option.
I hope this will solve your problem
Regards
sowmya.
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<Width>1</Width>
</MinorTicks>
<Text>
<FontFamily>Automatic</FontFamily>
<Color>@16</Color>
<Size>9</Size>
<Style>Normal</Style>
<HorizontalPosition>Default</HorizontalPosition>
<VerticalPosition>Default</VerticalPosition>
<Direction>Default</Direction>
</Text>
<Color>None</Color>
<SecondaryColor>RGB(0,0,0)</SecondaryColor>
<Pattern>None</Pattern>
<Gradient>None</Gradient>
<Texture>None</Texture>
<TextureMode>Tile</TextureMode>
<Transparency>0</Transparency>
<BorderColor>None</BorderColor>
<BorderStyle>Solid</BorderStyle>
<BorderWidth>1</BorderWidth>
</Line>
<GridLine>
<Visibility>true</Visibility>
<Extension/>
<MajorLines>
<Color>@2</Color>
<Style>Solid</Style>
<Width>1</Width>
</MajorLines>
<MajorTickGap>0</MajorTickGap>
<MinorLines>
<Color>@3</Color>
<Style>Solid</Style>
<Width>1</Width>
</MinorLines>
<MinorTickGap>0</MinorTickGap>
</GridLine>
<Title>
<Visibility>true</Visibility>
<Extension/>
<Caption/>
<Text>
<FontFamily>Automatic</FontFamily>
<Color>@16</Color>
<Size>8</Size>
<Style>Normal</Style>
<HorizontalPosition>Default</HorizontalPosition>
<VerticalPosition>Default</VerticalPosition>
<Direction>Default</Direction>
</Text>
<Color>None</Color>
<SecondaryColor>RGB(0,0,0)</SecondaryColor>
<Pattern>None</Pattern>
<Gradient>None</Gradient>
<Texture>None</Texture>
<TextureMode>Tile</TextureMode>
<Transparency>0</Transparency>
<BorderColor>None</BorderColor>
<BorderStyle>Solid</BorderStyle>
<BorderWidth>1</BorderWidth>
</Title>
<Unit>
<Visibility>true</Visibility>
<Extension/>
<Caption/>
<Text>
<FontFamily>Automatic</FontFamily>
<Color>@16</Color>
<Size>8</Size>
<Style>Normal</Style>
<HorizontalPosition>Default</HorizontalPosition>
<VerticalPosition>Default</VerticalPosition>
<Direction>Default</Direction>
</Text>
<Color>None</Color>
<SecondaryColor>RGB(0,0,0)</SecondaryColor>
<Pattern>None</Pattern>
<Gradient>None</Gradient>
<Texture>None</Texture>
<TextureMode>Tile</TextureMode>
<Transparency>0</Transparency>
<BorderColor>None</BorderColor>
<BorderStyle>Solid</BorderStyle>
<BorderWidth>1</BorderWidth>
</Unit>
</ValueAxis>
<ValueAxis id="ValueAxis2">
<Visibility>false</Visibility>
<Extension/>
<Minimum>0</Minimum>
<MinimumCalculation>Automatic</MinimumCalculation>
<Maximum>1</Maximum>
<MaximumCalculation>Automatic</MaximumCalculation>
<ScalingType>Linear</ScalingType>
<Order>Ascending</Order>
<Position>Secondary</Position>
<Color>None</Color>
<SecondaryColor>RGB(0,0,0)</SecondaryColor>
<Pattern>None</Pattern>
<Gradient>None</Gradient>
<Texture>None</Texture>
<TextureMode>Tile</TextureMode>
<Transparency>0</Transparency>
<BorderColor>None</BorderColor>
<BorderStyle>Solid</BorderStyle>
<BorderWidth>1</BorderWidth>
<Line>
<Visibility>true</Visibility>
<Extension/>
<Insets>2</Insets>
<Format/>
<Axis>
<Color>@1</Color>
<Style>Solid</Style>
<Width>2</Width>
</Axis>
<MajorTickCalculation>AutomaticTicks</MajorTickCalculation>
<NumberMajorTicks>6</NumberMajorTicks>
<MajorTicks>
<Color>@1</Color>
<Style>Solid</Style>
<Width>2</Width>
</MajorTicks>
<AutomaticMinorTicks>true</AutomaticMinorTicks>
<NumberMinorTicks>4</NumberMinorTicks>
<MinorTicks>
<Color>@1</Color>
<Style>Solid</Style>
<Width>1</Width>
</MinorTicks>
<Text>
<FontFamily>Automatic</FontFamily>
<Color>@16</Color>
<Size>9</Size>
<Style>Normal</Style>
<HorizontalPosition>Default</HorizontalPosition>
<VerticalPosition>Default</VerticalPosition>
<Direction>Default</Direction>
</Text>
<Color>None</Color>
<SecondaryColor>RGB(0,0,0)</SecondaryColor>
<Pattern>None</Pattern>
<Gradient>None</Gradient>
<Texture>None</Texture>
<TextureMode>Tile</TextureMode>
<Transparency>0</Transparency>
<BorderColor>None</BorderColor>
<BorderStyle>Solid</BorderStyle>
<BorderWidth>1</BorderWidth>
</Line>
<GridLine>
<Visibility>true</Visibility>
<Extension/>
<MajorLines>
<Color>@2</Color>
<Style>Solid</Style>
<Width>1</Width>
</MajorLines>
<MajorTickGap>0</MajorTickGap>
<MinorLines>
<Color>@3</Color>
<Style>Solid</Style>
<Width>1</Width>
</MinorLines>
<MinorTickGap>0</MinorTickGap>
</GridLine>
<Title>
<Visibility>true</Visibility>
<Extension/>
<Caption/>
<Text>
<FontFamily>Automatic</FontFamily>
<Color>@16</Color>
<Size>8</Size>
<Style>Normal</Style>
<HorizontalPosition>Default</HorizontalPosition>
<VerticalPosition>Default</VerticalPosition>
<Direction>Default</Direction>
</Text>
<Color>None</Color>
<SecondaryColor>RGB(0,0,0)</SecondaryColor>
<Pattern>None</Pattern>
<Gradient>None</Gradient>
<Texture>None</Texture>
<TextureMode>Tile</TextureMode>
<Transparency>0</Transparency>
<BorderColor>None</BorderColor>
<BorderStyle>Solid</BorderStyle>
<BorderWidth>1</BorderWidth>
</Title>
<Unit>
<Visibility>true</Visibility>
<Extension/>
<Caption/>
<Text>
<FontFamily>Automatic</FontFamily>
<Color>@16</Color>
<Size>8</Size>
<Style>Normal</Style>
<HorizontalPosition>Default</HorizontalPosition>
<VerticalPosition>Default</VerticalPosition>
<Direction>Default</Direction>
</Text>
<Color>None</Color>
<SecondaryColor>RGB(0,0,0)</SecondaryColor>
<Pattern>None</Pattern>
<Gradient>None</Gradient>
<Texture>None</Texture>
<TextureMode>Tile</TextureMode>
<Transparency>0</Transparency>
<BorderColor>None</BorderColor>
<BorderStyle>Solid</BorderStyle>
<BorderWidth>1</BorderWidth>
</Unit>
</ValueAxis>
</ChartAxes>
</Elements>
<Values>
<Series>
<Visibility>true</Visibility>
<XAxisId>Primary</XAxisId>
<YAxisId>Primary</YAxisId>
<LineType>Direct</LineType>
<ShowInLegend>Automatic</ShowInLegend>
<ShowLabel>false</ShowLabel>
<Format>$Label</Format>
<LineColor>Automatic</LineColor>
<LineStyle>Solid</LineStyle>
<LineWidth>2</LineWidth>
<Color>Automatic</Color>
<SecondaryColor>RGB(0,0,0)</SecondaryColor>
<Pattern>None</Pattern>
<Gradient>None</Gradient>
<Texture>None</Texture>
<TextureMode>Tile</TextureMode>
<Transparency>0</Transparency>
<MarkerShape>Rectangle</MarkerShape>
<MarkerSize>5</MarkerSize>
<BorderColor>Automatic</BorderColor>
<BorderStyle>Solid</BorderStyle>
<BorderWidth>1</BorderWidth>
<Text>
<FontFamily>Automatic</FontFamily>
<Color>@16</Color>
<Size>8</Size>
<Style>Normal</Style>
<HorizontalPosition>Default</HorizontalPosition>
<VerticalPosition>Default</VerticalPosition>
<Direction>Default</Direction>
</Text>
</Series>
<Series id="Series1">
<Visibility>true</Visibility>
<ChartType>Automatic</ChartType>
<XAxisId>Primary</XAxisId>
<YAxisId>Primary</YAxisId>
<LineType>Direct</LineType>
<ShowInLegend>Automatic</ShowInLegend>
<ShowLabel>false</ShowLabel>
<Format>$Label</Format>
<LineColor>Automatic</LineColor>
<LineStyle>Solid</LineStyle>
<LineWidth>2</LineWidth>
<Color>Automatic</Color>
<SecondaryColor>RGB(0,0,0)</SecondaryColor>
<Pattern>None</Pattern>
<Gradient>None</Gradient>
<Texture>None</Texture>
<TextureMode>Tile</TextureMode>
<Transparency>0</Transparency>
<MarkerShape>Rectangle</MarkerShape>
<MarkerSize>5</MarkerSize>
<BorderColor>Automatic</BorderColor>
<BorderStyle>Solid</BorderStyle>
<BorderWidth>1</BorderWidth>
<Text>
<FontFamily>Automatic</FontFamily>
<Color>@16</Color>
<Size>8</Size>
<Style>Normal</Style>
<HorizontalPosition>Default</HorizontalPosition>
<VerticalPosition>Default</VerticalPosition>
<Direction>Default</Direction>
</Text>
</Series>
<Series id="Series2">
<Visibility>true</Visibility>
<ChartType>Automatic</ChartType>
<XAxisId>Primary</XAxisId>
<YAxisId>Primary</YAxisId>
<LineType>Direct</LineType>
<ShowInLegend>Automatic</ShowInLegend>
<ShowLabel>false</ShowLabel>
<Format>$Label</Format>
<LineColor>Automatic</LineColor>
<LineStyle>Solid</LineStyle>
<LineWidth>2</LineWidth>
<Color>Automatic</Color>
<SecondaryColor>RGB(0,0,0)</SecondaryColor>
<Pattern>None</Pattern>
<Gradient>None</Gradient>
<Texture>None</Texture>
<TextureMode>Tile</TextureMode>
<Transparency>0</Transparency>
<MarkerShape>Rectangle</MarkerShape>
<MarkerSize>5</MarkerSize>
<BorderColor>Automatic</BorderColor>
<BorderStyle>Solid</BorderStyle>
<BorderWidth>1</BorderWidth>
<Text>
<FontFamily>Automatic</FontFamily>
<Color>@16</Color>
<Size>8</Size>
<Style>Normal</Style>
<HorizontalPosition>Default</HorizontalPosition>
<VerticalPosition>Default</VerticalPosition>
<Direction>Default</Direction>
</Text>
</Series>
<Series id="Series3">
<Visibility>true</Visibility>
<ChartType>Automatic</ChartType>
<XAxisId>Primary</XAxisId>
<YAxisId>Primary</YAxisId>
<LineType>Direct</LineType>
<ShowInLegend>Automatic</ShowInLegend>
<ShowLabel>false</ShowLabel>
<Format>$Label</Format>
<LineColor>Automatic</LineColor>
<LineStyle>Solid</LineStyle>
<LineWidth>2</LineWidth>
<Color>Automatic</Color>
<SecondaryColor>RGB(0,0,0)</SecondaryColor>
<Pattern>None</Pattern>
<Gradient>None</Gradient>
<Texture>None</Texture>
<TextureMode>Tile</TextureMode>
<Transparency>0</Transparency>
<MarkerShape>Rectangle</MarkerShape>
<MarkerSize>5</MarkerSize>
<BorderColor>Automatic</BorderColor>
<BorderStyle>Solid</BorderStyle>
<BorderWidth>1</BorderWidth>
<Text>
<FontFamily>Automatic</FontFamily>
<Color>@16</Color>
<Size>8</Size>
<Style>Normal</Style>
<HorizontalPosition>Default</HorizontalPosition>
<VerticalPosition>Default</VerticalPosition>
<Direction>Default</Direction>
</Text>
</Series>
<Series id="Series4">
<Visibility>true</Visibility>
<ChartType>Automatic</ChartType>
<XAxisId>Primary</XAxisId>
<YAxisId>Primary</YAxisId>
<LineType>Direct</LineType>
<ShowInLegend>Automatic</ShowInLegend>
<ShowLabel>false</ShowLabel>
<Format>$Label</Format>
<LineColor>Automatic</LineColor>
<LineStyle>Solid</LineStyle>
<LineWidth>2</LineWidth>
<Color>Automatic</Color>
<SecondaryColor>RGB(0,0,0)</SecondaryColor>
<Pattern>None</Pattern>
<Gradient>None</Gradient>
<Texture>None</Texture>
<TextureMode>Tile</TextureMode>
<Transparency>0</Transparency>
<MarkerShape>Rectangle</MarkerShape>
<MarkerSize>5</MarkerSize>
<BorderColor>Automatic</BorderColor>
<BorderStyle>Solid</BorderStyle>
<BorderWidth>1</BorderWidth>
<Text>
<FontFamily>Automatic</FontFamily>
<Color>@16</Color>
<Size>8</Size>
<Style>Normal</Style>
<HorizontalPosition>Default</HorizontalPosition>
<VerticalPosition>Default</VerticalPosition>
<Direction>Default</Direction>
</Text>
</Series>
</Values>
<Images/>
</SAPChartCustomizing>
</graphics:nativexml>
</graphics:custom>
</graphics:chart>
Cheers
Graham Robbo -
Regarding Business Graphics : Type Pie Chart
Hello Experts,
I am using the business graphics of type Pie Chart. I get the data properly displayed in the form a pie chart pir ture. But only thing missing here is, i dont get to see what percentage or the number of each part of pie.
Example:
I have a scenario where i want show the number or percentage on the parts of pie chart. It can be like a mouse over display or a plan static disply on each part of pie.
Is this possible.. if yes .. kindly suggest.
Thanks,
NareshHi,
Go through the following link.
[https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/ca932ebc-0901-0010-68a0-b4dd81a4bf81]
It gives a step by step procedure for creating business graphics in WDA.
Hope it helps.
Thanks. -
Business Graphics: Time Scatter, Line Chart, Column Chart
Hi all,
I have a requirement of intermixing of Bar/Column-Chart and Line-Chart. How to do this? I also need to color the columns.. Any Documents or Ideas will be appreciated.
Thanks,
Vinod VHi, Rohit & Neha
I think, my question is not clear..
My requirements are on Business Graphics (Not in IWDTable), where i need to represent my data in different columns (Levels). Each level will be Represented in different colors.
Eg: Top level of my Graph will have RED,
Middle by YELLOW and
Bottom part would be with GREEN.
My Second Question is on using Multiple Graph types in same graph...
Where data will be represented in Column/Bar Chart and in the same graph i need a curve to display the max value pointed by Column Chart..
How can i achieve this?
Regards
Vinod V
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