Graphics chart scaling XML
Hello,
We are using BSP to display charts with percentages on them. We want to always display 0 - 100 on the value access but the scaling adjusts itself to the values of the bars. The XML for the chart design is developed in the Chart Designer and graphics:chart is used in the view definition. Since we are using percentages on the bars the scaling is from 0 to 1.0 rather than 0 to 100.
Any assistance would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Rick
Rick,
Please check the properties of Minimum Data Value and Maximum Data Value of xml.
You can set the minimum and maximum data value for your graph. Based on that range values, scaling will be display on your graph. Also please check the properties of Value Axis->Axis properties
Minimum Value 0
Maximum Value 100
Thanks!
Lakshmikandh
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<FontFamily>Automatic</FontFamily>
<Color>@16</Color>
<Size>9</Size>
<Style>Normal</Style>
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<Gradient>None</Gradient>
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<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 -
Post Author: RamprakashA
CA Forum: Charts and Graphs
Hai all, I am using Inbuilt version of Crystal report in VS.NET 2005(Crystal Report Version 10), i am creating a consolidated report, i want to added 11 Bar chart and Line Chart combined together in one report, Is it is possible or not.....Any one know how many Graphical Chart can be placed inside a single Crystal Report. If it is possible then, when i am added more the 5 Bar Report i am not getting any preview to that,i paced all the chart in separated Report Header for every chartIf any one want the structure please find the report in attachment. Any one help me,ASAP i am running out of time Thank You RamprakashI mean with graphical diagrams these: http://www.realmeme.com/miner/java/AppServersDejanews.png
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Category Project Status Chart report is not viewing in graphical chart.
Hi,
I created a dupilcate "Category Project Status Chart with GL " of "Category Project Status Chart ",however not able to generate the graphical chart on the report.
My Query Defination for the Catagory Report Chart
SELECT <%RESULTS%> FROM ( SELECT DISTINCT INTERNAL_CAT_OBJECT_NAME AS CATEGORY,CASE WHEN
((<%SCHEMA%>.FCI_PRJ_STATUS(T1.OBJECTID,3)) = 1) THEN <%RES_ID(projects$project.status.red)%> WHEN
((<%SCHEMA%>.FCI_PRJ_STATUS(T1.OBJECTID,3)) = 2) THEN <%RES_ID(projects$project.status.yellow)%> WHEN
((<%SCHEMA%>.FCI_PRJ_STATUS(T1.OBJECTID,3)) = 3) THEN <%RES_ID(projects$project.status.green)%> WHEN
((<%SCHEMA%>.FCI_PRJ_STATUS(T1.OBJECTID,3)) = 4) THEN <%RES_ID(projects$project.status.future)%> WHEN
((<%SCHEMA%>.FCI_PRJ_STATUS(T1.OBJECTID,3)) = 5) THEN <%RES_ID(projects$project.status.complete)%> ELSE
<%RES_ID(projects$project.status.unknown)%> END AS PRJ_STATUS_NAME,<%SCHEMA%>.FCI_PRJ_STATUS(T1.OBJECTID, 3)
AS PRJ_STATUS_CODE, <%SCHEMA%>.FCI_DOC_CUR_CONVERT(COALESCE(ESTIMATED_PRICE,0),ESTIMATED_OBJECT_ID,<%COMPANY_CURRENCY_OBJ_ID%>)
AS PRICE,(SELECT DISPLAY_NAME FROM <%SCHEMA%>.FCI_MAS_CURRENCY WHERE OBJECTID = <%COMPANY_CURRENCY_OBJ_ID%>) AS
CURRENCY FROM <%SCHEMA%>.FCI_PRO_PROJECTS T1 WHERE T1.INACTIVE = 0 AND T1.IS_TEMPLATE = 0 AND
T1.CONTEXTID = <%CONTEXT(projects.projects)%> X inner join <%SCHEMA%>.FCI_DYN_$2147483538 ON OBJECTID = <%SCHEMA%>.FCI_DYN_$2147483538.OBJECTID ) GROUP BY GL_DESCRIPTION_OBJECT_NAME,CATEGORY, PRJ_STATUS_NAME, PRJ_STATUS_CODE, CURRENCY <%ORDERBY%>
The report i am seeing is
Normal report with one column as "GL Description" with values in a table.
Please let me know if you have any idea ?
Regards
SumantaHi Rob,
Now the chart is displaying , however the color notaion is not showing, It is showing only one yellow color.In Chart defination i used as *
Color Palette: High Contrast and Legend: East*
as it is in original.
Please let me know if any configuration required.
Regards
Sumanta -
Apex Charts custom XML integration
Hi All,
I found a chart in Anycharts.com and downloaded its XML.I wanted to integrate this chart with apex. But the XML,which i downloaded uses data from a .csv file. How to integrate this XML with apex. I found we can edit the default XML in the chart generated by. But How does XML take the values from the query which we write. There is only #DATA# at the end of the chart generated by apex and no clue on how and in what format this Data comes.
Please help me out.
Thanks,
AjayAjay -
Others may be able to explain this process better than I but I'll give it my best.
The #DATA# tag that you see in the default custom xml for a chart is a substitution string. When your page is rendered, APEX runs the queries associated with your chart and then creates XML based on the chart type of the series. Next, it takes this XML that it generated and puts it in the chart custom XML where that #DATA# tag is located.
There are other ways to get custom data into your chart. You can create the XML yourself in a page item and then insert the contents of that page item into the custom XML of the chart. This can be an advanced topic, but it really isn't too bad once you get the hang of it. The following link contains some pretty good examples of the things you can do. It even shows you how to format your SQL to obtain similar results. Custom XML generation is in the MISC tab. http://apex.oracle.com/pls/apex/f?p=36648:1:2979429292819853::NO I am not responsible for putting this page together, another forum member is, and perhaps they will chime in.
Hope this helps
Austin -
Waveform graphic / chart time display (x-axis) is wrong?
Why the time is incorrect in waveform graphic / chart? How to solve it?
When I run the program, I find that waveform graphic/chart show 0 to 20 (time/x-axis) but actual is running 30 second.The Build Waveform is on the Waveform palette. You can use it to set the dt. It's a fancy cluster. The dt is your loop rate in seconds. I would assume you have some wait or delay function that you are using to set the loop rate.
You can also use a property node - XScale.Range. Offset and Xscale.Range.Multiplier. Look at the example called Real Time Chart. -
I'm trying to build a series of charts from xml (sample below). Examples might be a column chart of all scores, or a column chart of all 'fred' values. All the examples I've seen are ArrayCollections, or if they are XML, they are very simple xml. I've tried converting the xml to an ArrayCollection (didn't work) and I've tried using the xml as the datasource. I could loop through and build a simple xml for each chart but there must be an easier way. Any suggestions.
<results>
<item name="group1" speed="100" score="23" time="123">
<detail>
<element name='fred'>2</element>
<element name='john'>3</element>
</detail>
</item>
<item name="group2" speed="10" score="3" time="1">
<detail>
<element name='fred'>12</element>
<element name='john'>31</element>
</detail>
</item>
<item name="group3" speed="230" score="53" time="78">
<detail>
<element name='fred'>42</element>
<element name='john'>81</element>
</detail>
</item>
</results>Charting framework access the fields like this item[yField] so any of the y field values that you have given does not work i.e. item["item.detail[0]"] etc. do not work.
For this purpose we created a property called dataFunction on Series, CategoryAxis classes through which you can provide appropriate value for your fields.
From the livedocs - http://livedocs.adobe.com/flex/3/langref/mx/charts/chartClasses/Series.html#dataFunction
You typically use the dataFunction property to access fields in a data provider that are not scalar values, but are instead nested in the data provider. For example, the following data requires a data function to access the fields for a chart's data provider:
, open:25.19}
The following example returns a value from this data provider:
public function myDataFunction(series:Series, item:Object, fieldName:String):Object {
if(fieldName == 'yValue')
return(item.close.High);
else if(fieldName == "xValue")
return(item.month);
else
return null;
Thanks
-Sunil -
Hi,
I want to display a normal / simple pie chart. Data will come from SAP NetWeaver Gateway Service. My problem is I created the view via XML and up to nw I can not find any example to define a pie chart via XML. UI5 demo Apps already checked.
Many thanks
Best regards.
DominikHi,
thanks for the quick reply. But I not able to display the date from Net Weaver Gateway.
<content>
<ma:Chart id="visualisationPie" height="100%" width="100%" type="Pie" rows="{/visualizePOSet}" showRangeSelector="false"
showTableView="false" showTotalValue="false" title='Test'>
<ma:rows>
<ma:Row>
<ma:cells>
<ma:Column name="Type" value="{type}" />
<ma:Column name="Count" value="{count}" />
</ma:cells>
</ma:Row>
</ma:rows>
<ma:columns>
<ma:Column name="Type" value="{type}" />
<ma:Column name="Count" value="{count}" />
</ma:columns>
<ma:category>
<ma:Category column="Type" displayName="Type of PO" />
</ma:category>
<ma:values>
<ma:Value expression="Count" displayName="Count" />
</ma:values>
</ma:Chart>
</content>
That is the result.
Here you can see an example form REST Client in Google chrome. That is the result when I call the GET methode.
Regarding to the topic with viz Chart. I changed the libary because I was not able to add title and the the prercent values for piece of the chart.
Best regards
Dominik -
Graphics chart LEGEND not display on Form on Web.
Sir,
I am create the Chart in graphics builder 6i and call the chart from form builder 6i it runnnig fine chart and Legend are displayed. then move the chart and form to Database(apps) then run the form in ERP menu Chart Only display but LEGEND not display.
Please help me how appear the LEGEND on the chart.
Advance Thanks,
Kadavul. VHi
pls post ur Question in the right forum...
General EBS Discussion
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Abdetu... -
Can we create Pie Charts in XML Publisher
Hello All ,
How can we see the Pie Charts in the PDF output through XML Publisher , can any one guide me in this regard . Can we do this with RTF and how can we include this chart in the RTF .
It would be great if some one help me in this regard.
Thanks,
Sairam.see this link http://blogs.oracle.com/xmlpublisher/2007/02/22#a161
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Setting valueAxis for makit chart in XML view
Dear Experts,
I am trying to set a valueAxis limit on value 0,5.
My XML looks like this. I couldnt add valueAxis in ma:Chart successfully.
<ma:Chart id="idChart" height="100%" width="100%" type="Line"
rows="{/entries}" showRangeSelector="true" showTableView="false"
showTotalValue="false">
<ma:category>
<ma:Category column="date" displayName="Date" />
</ma:category>
<ma:values>
<ma:Value expression="value" displayName="Value" type="number"/>
</ma:values>
<ma:rows>
<ma:Row>
<ma:cells>
<ma:Column name="date" value="{date}" />
<ma:Column name="value" value="{value}"
type="number" />
</ma:cells>
</ma:Row>
</ma:rows>
<ma:columns>
<ma:Column name="date" value="{date}" />
<ma:Column name="value" value="{value}" type="number" />
</ma:columns>
</ma:Chart>
The error was: Uncaught Error: valueAxis property must be of type sap.makit.ValueAxis
Basically I cant create a new instance of ValueAxis in XML.
I tried in the controller js something like this:
var oChart = this.getView().byId("idChart");
oChart.valueAxis = new sap.makit.ValueAxis({min : "0.5"});
This also didnt work.
So I have two questions:
1.) How can I set valueAxis in XML view staticly?
2.) How can I set valueAxis in controller dynamicly according to the values I get from my json service.
Thanks for any help!
Regards,
KorayTry doing,
oChart.setValueAxis(new sap.makit.ValueAxis({min : "0.5"})); -
Function module to display the given numbers in graphics / chart.
Hi all,
I was given a situation where if I give some number, those numbers shud be displayed in graphics or like a chart ( X & y axis chart). Is there any function modules for this? Pls help me.
Thanks in advance.
Vijaykumar.GYou might want to try this function module.
[code]
REPORT ZRICH_0005 .
DATA: BEGIN OF ITAB_DATA OCCURS 0,
DATANAME(15),
QUANTITY1 TYPE I,
QUANTITY2 TYPE I,
QUANTITY3 TYPE I,
END OF ITAB_DATA.
Data: BEGIN OF ITAB_OPTIONS OCCURS 0,
OPTION(20),
END OF ITAB_OPTIONS.
ITAB_DATA-DATANAME = 'Maple'.
ITAB_DATA-QUANTITY1 = 5500.
ITAB_DATA-QUANTITY2 = 6200.
ITAB_DATA-QUANTITY3 = 5900.
APPEND ITAB_DATA.
ITAB_DATA-DATANAME = 'Oak'.
ITAB_DATA-QUANTITY1 = 3500.
ITAB_DATA-QUANTITY2 = 5200.
ITAB_DATA-QUANTITY3 = 4400.
APPEND ITAB_DATA.
ITAB_DATA-DATANAME = 'Cherry'.
ITAB_DATA-QUANTITY1 = 1800.
ITAB_DATA-QUANTITY2 = 2200.
ITAB_DATA-QUANTITY3 = 1900.
APPEND ITAB_DATA.
CALL FUNCTION 'GRAPH_MATRIX_3D'
EXPORTING
COL1 = 'Jan'
COL2 = 'Feb'
COL3 = 'Mar'
TITL = 'Lumber Usage in $'
TABLES
DATA = ITAB_DATA
OPTS = ITAB_OPTIONS
EXCEPTIONS
OTHERS = 1.
[/code]
Regards,
Rich Heilman -
Stacked column chart from XML data source
I have an XML file, which lists elements with three
attributes: date, inactive-interval, user-count.
I need to build a stacked column chart with a single column
for each distinct date, one stack for each distinct
inactive-interval for that date, and the height of the stack equal
to the user-count.
I can define ColumnSeries with yField="user-count"
xField="date", but I don't know how to partition the column into
stacks by inactive-interval values.
Here is a sample data set:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
<data>
<snapshot date="01/01/2007" inactive-interval="0"
user-count="3"/>
<snapshot date="01/01/2007" inactive-interval="7"
user-count="2"/>
<snapshot date="01/01/2007" inactive-interval="30"
user-count="4"/>
<snapshot date="01/02/2007" inactive-interval="0"
user-count="4"/>
<snapshot date="01/02/2007" inactive-interval="7"
user-count="2"/>
<snapshot date="01/02/2007" inactive-interval="30"
user-count="3"/>
</data>Your CategoryAxis id="ha_ccm" uses categoryField="period", and this is the label for the your series (i.e. "Quarter 4/2010"). You cannot have multiple categoryFields for the CategoryAxis; it can only use one data field for the labels. You can use data tips and/or label functions to show the individual series' values on the columns.
Also:
Your labelField in the ColumnSeries are set to a ColumnSet name instead of a field name in your dataprovider.
Font must be embedded if you set ColumnChart.showLabelVertically="true". -
Cluster bar chart throwing XML exception
Hi,
I am new to oracle Application express,
I want to create a cluster bar chart in a page.
I tried creating chart in region with chart as (SVG) and cluster bar. When I created the 1 series worked fine.
After I created the page I edited the chart attributes to add one more series.
After adding the second series I could not view and
I get below error in firefox
XML Parsing Error: no element found
Location: http://192.168.1.137:8080/apex/f?p=102:20:4029915349100479:FLOW_SVG_CHART_R1580023116146280_en-us
Line Number 1, Column 1:
and nothing in internet explorer.
Have I missed out something?
Please help.
Thanks,
MaruthaHI,
Thanks for your inputs
Below is my query
Series 1
select NULL LINK, MIS_HOUR,Dialed from OBD_HOURLY_MIS where campaign_id=:P17_campaign_Id and mis_date=TO_CHAR(sysdate, 'DD-Mon-YYYY') order by MIS_HOUR
- 9 6999
- 10 6944
- 11 6862
- 12 6428
- 13 6630
- 14 6671
series 2 select NULL LINK,MIS_HOUR,Answered from OBD_HOURLY_MIS where campaign_id=:P17_campaign_Id and mis_date=TO_CHAR(sysdate, 'DD-Mon-YYYY') order by MIS_HOUR
- 9 4751
- 10 4658
- 11 4682
- 12 4511
- 13 4513
- 14 4584
Please help me.
Thanks,
Marutha -
How to embedd Fusion Charts with XML files in java? Please help me.......
Hi....iam trying to display Fusion Charts. Iam using Hibernate to bring data from database.
what i want to do is to put data on xml, once my xml gets dynamic data from database, then it will be clubbed with swf files(fusion charts) to show graphs such as line charts,etc.
I know wat to do. But big Question is how to do ?
am i right in my Logic ?Hi
Your approach seems to be right.
Get the data using hibernate into your struts action ( if you are using struts ).
Set the xml and any other property as request attribute.
Embed the chart in JSP, by including FusionChartsRenderer.jsp ( found in download package ) and passing xml ( got from request attribute ) and other values as parameters to it.
Please check the FusionCharts forum for some discussions on Struts, JSP implementation. ( /forum - you could use the search feature available there )
Please refer to the documentation of FusionCharts as well. ( /docs )
Hope this helps!
Srividya
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