Creating a 3 line graph report

Need help with creating a 3 line graph - need to be able to plot 3rd line of data without displaying a legend and use a dynamic tag label for the line. Thanks

You can create two graphs with the same horizontal (and if necessary vertical) scale, and make them occupy the same space on the report, one under another.
On one report, put your 3rd graph line, and remove any visibleÂ text, gridlines etc, so you basically just have the axes lines and the graph line.
On the top report, make the background transparent, so both graphs are visible (Chart Expert->Options->Transparent Background).

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<PRIOR_12MMA>0</PRIOR_12MMA>
<CURRPERSUB1>Feb 2007</CURRPERSUB1>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB1>14.9</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB1>
<CURRPERSUB2>Jan 2007</CURRPERSUB2>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB2>8.1</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB2>
<CURRPERSUB3>Dec 2006</CURRPERSUB3>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB3>0</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB3>
<CURRPERSUB4>Nov 2006</CURRPERSUB4>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB4>0</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB4>
<CURRPERSUB5>Oct 2006</CURRPERSUB5>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB5>0</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB5>
<CURRPERSUB6>Sep 2006</CURRPERSUB6>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB6>0</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB6>
<CURRPERSUB7>Aug 2006</CURRPERSUB7>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB7>0</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB7>
<CURRPERSUB8>Jul 2006</CURRPERSUB8>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB8>0</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB8>
<CURRPERSUB9>Jun 2006</CURRPERSUB9>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB9>0</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB9>
<CURRPERSUB10>May 2006</CURRPERSUB10>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB10>0</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB10>
<CURRPERSUB11>Apr 2006</CURRPERSUB11>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB11>0</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB11>
</PERCENT_ROW>
</DATA>
Note that each Branch_Desc has 12 periods called CURRPERIOD,CURPERSUB1,CURPERSUB2 ...... and 12 values for those periods as VALUECURRENTPERIOD, VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB1, VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB2......
I need to create a Line Graph for each Branch for the 12 periods as defined above where VALUECURRENTPERIOD, VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB1 etc. are the values for that period. The current BIPublisher Chart tool only allows one Value and One Label. In my case I have 12 VALUES (VALUECURRENTPERIOD etc.) and 12 LABELS (CURRPERIOD, CURPERSUB1 etc.). The SERIES or LEGEND should be the Branch Desc . So what I am looking for is to plot values(12 values) for 6 branches (so six lines) over a period of time (12 periods).

Hi Tim,
We have this XML data calculated from several tables where the layout was in the format of One account(a Branch in this case) and 12 periodic values for the same . So reformatting the XML is not going to be easy as the source data is like this itself. I tried un-pivioting the table (as this one is already pivoted) but it looks like Oracle doesn't support this feature yet, but is suported in DB2 or SQL. Please take a look at this link
http://blogs.ittoolbox.com/database/technology/archives/unpivot-query-12798?close=true
So I am stuck with the data in this format and users want a line graph for each branch over he period of time. May be somone on this forum can figure out how to un-pivot a table in Oracle. Thanks for your help in advance.

Creating multiple Line Graph having common values..

Hi...
I've created one application process for creating Multiple Line Graph.
And i've integreted two tables in this graph, where values may be common for both the tables. In this case, for common values, instead of getting overlapped I'm getting scattered graph(its totally abnormal). Please help me if you 've any idea about this issue.....?
Please go through the App Process and the output of the SQL query.
In output of the query, in the NAME column "Feb-2010" is common.
This is the SQL query OUTPUT:_
TABLE 1
NAME VALUE
Sept-2009 100
Oct-2009 95
Nov-2009 98
Feb-2010 97
TABLE 2
NAME VALUE
Jan-2010 93
Feb-2010 100
Mar-2010 98
Application Process :_
DECLARE
BEGIN
OWA_UTIL.mime_header ('text/xml', FALSE);
OWA_UTIL.http_header_close;
HTP.p ('<?xml version = "1.0" encoding="utf-8" standalone = "yes"?>');
HTP.p ('<anychart>');
HTP.p ('<settings>');
HTP.p ('<animation enabled="True"/>');
HTP.p ('</settings>');
HTP.p ('<charts>');
HTP.p ('<chart plot_type="CategorizedVertical">');
HTP.p ('<data_plot_settings default_series_type="Line">');
HTP.p ('<line_series>');
HTP.p ('<marker_settings>');
HTP.p ('<marker type="None" />');
HTP.p ('<states>');
HTP.p ('<hover>');
HTP.p ('<marker type="Diamond" />');
HTP.p ('</hover>');
HTP.p ('</states>');
HTP.p ('</marker_settings>');
HTP.p ('<tooltip_settings enabled="True">');
HTP.p ('<format>Year {%Name}{enabled:false} {%SeriesName} - {%Value}{numDecimals:0}%</format>');
HTP.p ('</tooltip_settings>');
HTP.p ('<effects enabled="True">');
HTP.p ('<drop_shadow enabled="False" />');
HTP.p ('<bevel enabled="true" distance="1" blur_x="2" blur_y="2" />');
HTP.p ('</effects>');
HTP.p ('<line_style>');
HTP.p ('<line thickness="3" /> ');
HTP.p ('</line_style>');
HTP.p ('</line_series>');
HTP.p ('</data_plot_settings>');
HTP.p ('<chart_settings>');
HTP.p ('<title enabled="true">');
HTP.p ('<text>Avg. %App. Uptime per month </text>');
HTP.p ('</title>');
HTP.p ('<axes>');
HTP.p ('<y_axis>');
HTP.p ('<title>');
HTP.p ('<text>Value</text> ');
HTP.p ('</title>');
HTP.p ('<scale minimum="90" maximum="101" major_interval="1" />');
HTP.p ('<labels>');
HTP.p ('<format>${%Value}{numDecimals:0}</format>');
HTP.p ('</labels>');
HTP.p ('<axis_markers>');
HTP.p ('</axis_markers>');
HTP.p ('</y_axis>');
HTP.p ('<x_axis tickmarks_placement="Center">');
HTP.p ('<title enabled="False" /> ');
HTP.p ('</x_axis>');
HTP.p (' </axes>');
HTP.p ('</chart_settings>');
HTP.p ('<data>');
FOR ObjRecord IN (select DISTINCT(K_OBJECT.OBJECT_ID) as OBJECT_ID,name from K_OBJECT, K_OBJ_TYPE_ASP_REL where K_OBJECT.OBJECT_ID=K_OBJ_TYPE_ASP_REL.OBJECT_ID and K_OBJ_TYPE_ASP_REL.OBJECT_TYPE_ID=1)
LOOP
HTP.p ('<series name="'|| ObjRecord.name ||'">');
FOR MonthlyValueRecord IN (select NAME,VALUE
from K_REPORT_RUN,K_ASPECT_VALUES,K_ASP_TIM_RPT_REL
where K_REPORT_RUN.RUN_ID=K_ASP_TIM_RPT_REL.RUN_ID
and
K_ASPECT_VALUES.ASPECT_VALUE_ID=K_ASP_TIM_RPT_REL.ASPECT_VALUE_ID
and
K_ASP_TIM_RPT_REL.ASPECT_ID=1
and
K_ASP_TIM_RPT_REL.OBJECT_ID=ObjRecord.OBJECT_ID
order by K_REPORT_RUN.STARTTIME)
LOOP
HTP.p ('<point name="'|| MonthlyValueRecord.name ||'" y="'|| MonthlyValueRecord.value ||'" />');
END LOOP;
HTP.p ('</series>');
END LOOP;
HTP.p ('</data>');
HTP.p ('</chart>');
HTP.p ('</charts>');
HTP.p ('</anychart>');
htmldb_application.g_unrecoverable_error := true;
END;
Edited by: user12873839 on Apr 9, 2010 3:58 AM
Edited by: user12873839 on Apr 9, 2010 4:02 AM
Edited by: user12873839 on Apr 9, 2010 8:00 AM

>
Help Needed Urgent.....
>
That is one surefire way to not get any help and certainly not urgently. I suggest that you amend the title of your post to something that reflects the actual issue. This will also help anyone with similar issues to find the thread.
When posting code please put {noformat}{noformat} (with the curly brackets and the word code in lower case) above and below it to preserve formatting like this...
{noformat}{noformat}
SELECT *
FROM emp
{noformat}{noformat}
This will be displayed on the forum like this...SELECT *
FROM emp
Cheers
Ben

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