Flash Chart Line Graph

Hello,
I have two series in a line chart the first is January through December (2006) the second is January through June (2007). The Second Series drops to zero for the missing months (July-December 2007).
My X Axis is Month.
Any work arounds?
Thanks,
Paul

hi cwendell
I believe the values should be considered null and nothing should be displayed in case of line chart. It will be a broken line in some cases .. however, missing values considered as zeros is not acceptable.
I have a similar problem. I am handling this problem in a time series chart, where the values are plotted against different dates.

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<VALUECURRENTPERIOD>7.7</VALUECURRENTPERIOD>
<QUARTERVALUE>10.2</QUARTERVALUE>
<YTDVALUE>10.2</YTDVALUE>
<STDCURRENTPERIOD>-6016.2</STDCURRENTPERIOD>
<VARIANCE_STD>-6023.9</VARIANCE_STD>
<VARIANCE_STD_PERCENT>100.1</VARIANCE_STD_PERCENT>
<CURRENT_12MMA>10.23</CURRENT_12MMA>
<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.

CR 9 - Need HELP Setting Line Graph colors in the Chart Expert

Post Author: desselle
CA Forum: Charts and Graphs
Hello,
I created a Crystal Report (CR) based off an existing Trend Analysis report. I have created a VB6 application that calls the .RPT file I created for the report in CR. The VB6 app sets the report recordset via code that corresponds to the .TTX file, and the parameters . The report contains a Line graph that plots five pieces of data. The report & graph work good. The Problem: CR determines the color of each line on the graph. However, I need to set the color for each line to correspond to the colors used on our existing reports. The users are accustom to a certain color representing a certain set of data on the existing reports.   I have tried everything I can think of and from all documentation I can find, and nothing changes the line colors.   I have tried all of the following:
1.) From the Chart Expert, Option tab, I click the Format button next to Color and setup conditional color settings per each piece of data.   However, when I run the report these conditional color settings are not reflected on the CR graph.     I am using formula fields (based off database fields in the recordset) to produce the report. However, I only see the database fields to use in the conditional color formatting screen and not the formula fields.    I thought this would possibly be the cause why the colors wonu2019t change on the CR, but I canu2019t find a way to make the formula fields show up in the list.
2.)Also, I tried right clicking the individual lines of the graph and change the selected item color, but this didnu2019t change the color either. I do this in Design mode and Preview mode and neither one changes the color of the lines on the graph.
3.)I have also looked into the CR object model to see if I can change the line colors of the graph via code and it doesn't look like I am given this flexibility.
Do you know what I am doing wrong here?   I just want to be able to set the color of each line on the CR graph to the color I want instead of using the default colors. Are there some Hot Fixes that I need to apply to my copy of CR?
Thanks

Post Author: desselle
CA Forum: Charts and Graphs
Hello,
I got the problem fixed w/ the line graph not making the data lines the same color on the report as on the frmPlot graph.   Compare the two screen shots below.   The problem was as follows: When I created the graph (in the Chart Expert) the field u201CReadingDateu201D was not one of the Report Fields, and all the other fields were Report Fields (Reading, LowAlarm, UpperAlarm, LowerLimit, & UpperLimit). See the 3rd screen shot below. ReadingDate does show up as a Report Field now but it wasnu2019t at first.   Originally, this field was only available in the Chart Expert as a recordset field. When I changed this field to be a Report Field, the graph then allowed me to change the data series line colors.   This was not obvious at all.   From the beginning when I setup the graph and passed in the recordset from VB it graphed all of the data series fine.   The colors that the Chart Expert chose for each line just didnu2019t match what was on the frmPlot graph.   Anyway, it is working now.     I can at least say I learned (somethingu2019s to-do and somethingu2019s not to-do) a good bit about Crystal Reports in the process.
Thanks

CR XI - Problem Setting Line Graph colors in the Chart Expert

Post Author: desselle
CA Forum: Charts and Graphs
Hello,
I created a Crystal Report (CR) of an existing Trend Analysis report. I have created a VB6 application that calls the .RPT file I created for the report in CR. The VB6 app sets the report recordset via code that corrsponds to the .TTX file, and the parameters . The report contains a Line graph that plots five pieces of data. The report & graph work good. CR determines the color of each line on the graph. However, I need to set the color for each line to correspond to the colors used on our existing reports. The users are accustom to a certain color representing a certain set of data on the existing reports.   I have tried everything I can think of and from all documentation I can find, and nothing changes the line colors.   I have tried all of the following:
1.) From the Chart Expert, Option tab, I click the Format button next to Color and setup conditional color settings per each piece of data.   However, when I run the report these conditional color settings are not reflected on the CR graph.     I am using formula fields (based off database fields in the recordset) to produce the report. However, I only see the database fields to use in the conditional color formatting screen and not the formula fields.    I thought this would possibly be the cause why the colors wonu2019t change on the CR, but I canu2019t find a way to make the formula fields show up in the list.
2.)Also, I tried right clicking the individual lines of the graph and change the selected item color, but this didnu2019t change the color either. I do this in Design mode and Preview mode and neither one changes the color of the lines on the graph.
3.)I have also looked into the CR object model to see if I can change the line colors of the graph via code and it doesn't look like I am given this flexibility.
Do you know what I am doing wrong here?   I just want to be able to set the color of each line on the CR graph to the color I want instead of using the default colors.
Thanks,Steve

Post Author: desselle
CA Forum: Charts and Graphs
Hello,
I got the problem fixed w/ the line graph not making the data lines the same color on the report as on the frmPlot graph.   Compare the two screen shots below.   The problem was as follows: When I created the graph (in the Chart Expert) the field u201CReadingDateu201D was not one of the Report Fields, and all the other fields were Report Fields (Reading, LowAlarm, UpperAlarm, LowerLimit, & UpperLimit). See the 3rd screen shot below. ReadingDate does show up as a Report Field now but it wasnu2019t at first.   Originally, this field was only available in the Chart Expert as a recordset field. When I changed this field to be a Report Field, the graph then allowed me to change the data series line colors.   This was not obvious at all.   From the beginning when I setup the graph and passed in the recordset from VB it graphed all of the data series fine.   The colors that the Chart Expert chose for each line just didnu2019t match what was on the frmPlot graph.   Anyway, it is working now.     I can at least say I learned (somethingu2019s to-do and somethingu2019s not to-do) a good bit about Crystal Reports in the process.
Thanks

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I am using a flash chart - 2d line.
The purpose of the chart is to show the percentage completed by the specified date. The percentage does not go up all the time. Some times it can go down also. We are capturing the comments if the percentage goes down.
The following is the query. When there is only one entry, the line goes across on the top of the bar chart. It does not reflect what I wanted. I wanted the chart to start at 0 and progress towards 100%
SELECT NULL LINK, date, Percentage FROM tableA where id=:id ORDER BY 2
Thanks in advance

Thank you Dimitri,
I tried specifying the colors myself, but that didn't helped.
What do you mean by putting the example online ... where?
In fact to see this bug is very simple: it is enough to create a page with a standard 2dPie Flash Chart (with legend), and add a chart series with following source (series query):
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where rownum<10
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I am using Apex 3.0.1 and have a Flash 2d Line Chart displaying a ratio that varies from 1.0 to 1.6 for every month for a year. I need to draw a goal line at 1.2 to show the goal for the ratio. Also, I have grid lines enabled for the y-axis.
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I'm having the same problem!
APEX is relatively new to me. CUSTOM XML for tweaking charts is even more recent. I tried to get a goal line to work in a line chart as you described but I have had no success. I really require a target/goal/reference line in a vertical bar chart but getting it to work in a line chart would be a welcome first step.
I have tried the following 2 samples of code without success:
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<chart .....</chart>
<chart..<line_chart .....</line_chart>..</chart>
<workspace> .. <chart_area .....</chart_area> ..</workspace>
<workspace> .. <y_axis .....</y_axis> ..</workspace>
<workspace> .. <grid> ..<values .....</values ..</grid> ..</workspace>
<workspace> .. <grid> .....</grid> ..</workspace>
Any idea where I am going wrong or what could be missing? Maybe I'm not putting the <objects> parameters in the correct place in the code?
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Product Build: 3.0.1.00.07
NLS_CHARACTERSET: WE8MSWIN1252
DAD CHARACTERSET: UTF-8
JOB_QUEUE_PROCESSES: 10
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PL/SQL Release 10.2.0.3.0 - Production
CORE 10.2.0.3.0 Production
TNS for 32-bit Windows: Version 10.2.0.3.0 - Production
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I am running APEX 3.0.1. I have an application that displays a 2D Flash line chart of a time series of 4 variables as 4 different colored lines. This works quite well. In some cases one of the variables is null (data is not yet available). Currently, my Flash chart shows the variable going to zero if that variable is null. Instead, I would like my chart of that variable to stop at the last reported value, showing a break in the line when the variable is null.
Any suggestions (custom XML, a chart setting change, etc) would be gratefully appreciated.
Alvin Steele

Alvin,
This was requested by several APEX users, and the behavior will be updated for APEX 3.1. In APEX 3.0.1, I don't think there's much you can do without generating the XML entirely yourself using a custom procedure or process.
You can check that 3.1 will work as you expect by testing on the Evaluation instance ( http://forums.oracle.com/forums/ann.jspa?annID=647)
- Marco

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I have a line chart with days of the current month along the x-axis and a value on the y-axis. I have a series representing a forecast as a line that will show what the values along for the whole month should be and a second
line chart series representing the actual. This tells the reader how the actual is tracking against the forecast. The data is based on an excel table.
Currently when the latest value is set the line skews back to 0. I don't want this shown, I just want it left blank. On excel you can change the zeros to na() and the line graph will not plot, however, if I leave them as na() in the source data, the whole
column wont be imported in the chart wizard.
Any ideas?
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Andy

It's true -- the RangeBar chart type only has two field options (X and Y) while the RangeColumn correctly has an addtional Y field. The RangeBar chart should obviously have two X fields if it's supposed to plot a range, as the name and example image indicate.
Neither this thread or the one linked has led to an answer. Can this be fixed?

Growing chart line, Flash CS4

Hello,
I want to make a growing line. Therefore I have an object without outlines that is angled like a stock exchange chart line. The object is imported (copy paste) from Illustrator.
I tried with shape tween with the same object form (not the same object) but different colour gradient (blue/white to solid blue). But this didn't do the trick. Looks more like changing the alpha value.
I want something like this (Last animation, yellow line).:
http://www.dundas.com/Components/Products/chart/NET/Why/WhitePapers/Animation.aspx
How can I realise this with flash? Is there a tutorial?
P.S.: I don't get the forum search. How can I search through just the flash forum?
Thanks,
Slodomir

Thanks for the answer.
The Problem is that I have multiple lines which overlay themselves.
I tried this:
I created two layers. In both I pasted the line. The line above is white, the one below is blue. But I can't manage to shorten the white line by cutting parts off. I just can compress the whole white object. Is there a function for trimming an object?

Two line graphs in a single chart

Hello Experts,
I am having set of values each for one line graph.
But I want to plot these two graphs in a single chart.(2 line graphs in a single chart)
Please help me how to plot?
Regards,
Apex User

Hi,
Your query needs to return data in this format:
link    label        value1   value2
null    01-JAN-10    5        6
null    01-FEB-10    3        6
null    01-MAR-10    2        5where 'value1' column will be the first series, 'value2' column will be the second series, etc.
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null link,
created_month label,
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