CFChart Stacked

Question

I've read most of the CFChart posts but cannot get this to
work exactly how I want it to.
What I need is for the chart to display TQ along the X axis
and Counts along the Y axis. Then I need two values displayed as
stacked bars for each TQ along the X axis. The first value is the
InsideTQ, the next value is OutsideTQ. Both InsideTQ and OutsideTQ
equal the total count of points for a TQ value.
e.g TQ value 5 has a count of 60 InsideTQ points and 55
OutsideTQ points, so TQ value 5 has a total of 115 points.
This part works pretty good. The problem is that I have
muliple Originators for each TQ and for each InsideTQ and
OutsideTQ. I want to display the TQ values along the X axis ( 1 to
15 ) but only display them once. In each TQ value I want to have
the Originators with their In and Out values displayed as stacked
bars.
e.g. Originator Y, TQ 5, Inside 60, Outside 55 next show
Originator Z, TQ 5, Inside 40, Outside 35.
If it isn't asking too much, I would also always like for the
InsideTQ to display green and the OutsideTQ to display red. When I
try to force the colors I end up with the entire stacked bar the
same color.
What I usually end up with is the TQ going from 1 to 15 for
the first Originator and then starting over at 1 for the next
Originator.
Here's my query and my chart. Thanks in advance for your
help...
BTW -- I'm using a <CFLOOP> then a <CFOUTPUT>
instead of a <CFOUTPUT> with a GROUP because this code sits
within a report which is already enclosed in <CFOUTPUT> tags.

Answer 1

Hi MikeRoo
I figured out the problem noted in my previous post. The
WHERE need single quoutes not double.
But I am still getting all the Originators and the In and Out
TQs stacked on top of each other instead of side-by-side.
I modified the code as follows to change the stacked graph to
default, this allows the Originators to display side-by-side but
also the In or Out TQs also display side-by-side instead of stacked
on top of each other. I removed the color specification I used
because it made it difficult to see which Originator's In/Out TQs I
was looking at.
If you have any other ideas, I'm willing to try them...
BTW -- I'm implementing a bunch of these graphs and keep
coming up against the same type of problem when the data returned
is more complex. Do you know of a good resource for learning
CFCharts and how to manipulate complex data queries in them? I've
gone through SEVERAL books and tutorials and I can recreate their
examples, but they are too simple for most of the reporting I'm
trying to graph.
Again, thanks and thanks!