Maximum Series in a Stacked Column Graph

It appears that the maximum number of series you can display in a stacked column chart is 15. Is this configurable?

HI,
   There is no limit how many series you can have in Stacked Column Chart.
   You just need to make sure your chart is big enough on the screen to fit more than 15 series.
   Try reducing the size of the Legend font - Go to Appearance -> Text -> Legend. Make make the font smaller.
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Multiple Links in Stacked Column Graph

Hi,
I have created a Stacked Column Graph with following Query
Select 'http://x.x.x.x:0000/pls/apex/f?p=101:26:&APP_SESSION.::NO::P26_MONTH,
to_char(approve_date, 'MM/YYYY') Month,
SUM(S_AMOUNT) SERVICED_AMOUNT,
SUM(R_AMOUNT) RCPT_AMOUNT,
SUM(D_AMOUNT) DEBT_AMOUNT from V_MY_VIEW
group by to_char(approve_date, 'MM/YYYY') Month,
It displays ok. But I have only one link here. I want to have multiple links so when user clicks on "SERVICED_AMOUNT" on the graph it should go to Page 26, when he clicks on "RCPT_AMOUNT" then Pager 27 And when clicks on "DEBT_AMOUNT " Page 28.
How can I achieve this?
Cheers
Prasad.

Prasad:
A multi series column graph will let you specify a separate link for each series.
The series queries would be
Series 1
Select 'http://x.x.x.x:0000/pls/apex/f?p=101:26:&APP_SESSION.::NO::P26_MONTH,
to_char(approve_date, 'MM/YYYY') Month,
SUM(S_AMOUNT) SERVICED_AMOUNT,
from V_MY_VIEW
group by to_char(approve_date, 'MM/YYYY') Month
order by 2
Series 2
Select 'http://x.x.x.x:0000/pls/apex/f?p=101:28:&APP_SESSION.::NO::P26_MONTH,
to_char(approve_date, 'MM/YYYY') Month,
SUM(R_AMOUNT) RCPT_AMOUNT,
group by to_char(approve_date, 'MM/YYYY') Month
order by 2
Series 3
....Varad

SSRS 2008 R2 Column Graph, Scalar Axis, Columns Take more than 1 Category

In SSRS 2008 R2, I have created a stacked column graph with two data columns, using a scalar axis with dates. If I have two columns next to one another, everything is rendered fine. If all of my columns have space between them, then the columns
will take more than just the day that they fit.
Here is a pastebin
with a simplified report that exhibits the issue.
When I render the chart, this is what it looks like.
Whereas, I would expect something like this.

Hi clcrutch,
After testing the issue in my own environment, I can reproduce it. Just as you said, if there are two columns next to each other, then all the columns will be displayed on their own location; if all the columns in the chart exist space between each other, then
they will expand as wide as possible until there is no place to display all columns. This is by design.
Besides, if in the second scenario, we can manually add one record in the dataset, and then hide the additional record in the chart to work around this issue. For more details, please see:
Add one new record with adjacent date of MyDate field and unique value of MyStackedValue field in the dataset as below:
INSERT INTO #Temp (ID, MyDate, MyStackedValue)
VALUES (100, '11/24/2013', 1000)
Right-click the series to open the Series Properties dialog box, select Visibility in the left pane.
Using the expression below to control the series Visibility:
=iif(Fields!MyStackedValue.Value="1000",true,false)
If you have any other questions, please feel free to ask.
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Katherine Xiong
Katherine Xiong
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100% Stacked Column Chart

Hi,
We have a requirement where we have to represent data in 100% stacked column chart, the value on y-axis is the % value and the value on the column is the actual value (like # ).
For suppose data is like
      Actual data      % values
A     20    80          20%   80%
B    100   100        50% 50%
C     120    40         75% 25%
Can any one plz suggest me the way to represent in xcelsius as a 100% stacked column chart.
Thanks in advance

Hi,
I think it's impossible to bind the series of a Stacked Column Chart to the percentage (20% 80%) while displaying the actual values on mouse-over in Xcelsius 2008. Is this what you want?
My suggestion is to use a Single Value component such as a Gauge or a Label to display the actual value on mouse over, to simulate the same effect as you want. To do this, set Interaction Option of the Stacked chart to Insert On Mouse Over, and for each series, insert the actual value to a cell in the embedded spreadsheet. Your sample data has 2 series, so they insert to 2 cells in the spreadsheet, as you cannot insert the actual value of 2 series into the same cell.
The Gauge is used to display the actual value of the currently mouse-over item. For this, you need 2 History component to track the change of either of the 2 cells, and insert to the same range. The Gauge then can be bound to the last cell of the Data Destination of the History components.
I have tried it out and if you want, I can send the source file to you.
Thanks,
Ray

When I try to use 'Stacked Column Bar'. with data assigned in the graphs, and want to see it in the 'Preview' mode in Xeclsius, I unable to see the graphs apart from the Axes ans Series Value, the graphs becomes totaly invisible why So ?

When I try to use 'Stacked Column Bar'. with data assigned in the graphs, and want to see it in the 'Preview' mode in Xeclsius, I unable to see the graphs apart from the Axes ans Series Value, the graphs becomes totally invisible why So ?

Hi Ranendra,
For basic understanding of Dashboards and Models you can use standard Templates or samples which ll come along with dashboard designer(Formly Xcelsius) installation.
For path File-->Templates(or Samples).
Under Templates you ll have different categories and for each you ll find the dashboard Templates.
Regards,
Venkat P

Stacked Column Report bug when one series has zero for data

Hi,
I'm encountering an issue with the stacked charts. In my chart, I want to show the total of active and expired records for each year. I created a series for each, and the SQL for them is below:
Active (1st series created):
select '' link,to_char(preparedate,'YYYY') label,count(*) Active
from cts.contract
where preparedate is not null and
to_char(preparedate,'YYYY')>to_char(sysdate,'YYYY')-10
and expired = 0
group by '',to_char(preparedate,'YYYY')
order by '',to_char(preparedate,'YYYY')
Expired (2nd series):
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from cts.contract
where preparedate is not null and
to_char(preparedate,'YYYY')>to_char(sysdate,'YYYY')-10
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group by '',to_char(preparedate,'YYYY')
order by '',to_char(preparedate,'YYYY')
When I see the chart output, I expect the chart to show the stacked columns with expired stacked on top of active, and ordered by year. However, for the two years in our database where there are no active (series 1) records, only expired (series 2) ones, these bars are displayed to the right of the other years. Oddly, for the year where all records are active, and none are expired, there is a sliver at the top of the bar for that year showing as the color for expired, and hovering over that portion of the bar displays zero. I understand that with the other two years where the series with zero would be stacked on the bottom, and therefore not visible, but why does the chart put these years after the other ones that are in order? Since my records are from 1998-2007, and the two years without series 1 records (active) are 1999 and 2002, the years are shown in this order: 1998, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 1999, 2002.
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Axis labels with clusters of stacked columns

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The ColumnChart creates the chart nicely (thanks to the dataFunction property), but the xAxis only displays the cluster label (so, "Cluster 1", or "Cluster 2", etc.). That means the only way to tell which data set you're looking at, you have to mouse over the data to get the datatip to show up.
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<mx:Application xmlns:mx="http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml" layout="vertical">
 <mx:Script>
 <![CDATA[
 import mx.charts.HitData;
 import mx.charts.series.ColumnSeries;
 import mx.charts.ChartItem;
 import mx.charts.chartClasses.Series;
 import mx.messaging.AbstractConsumer;
 import mx.collections.ArrayCollection;
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 label: 'Skill 1',
 fpr: {
 label: 'Fall progress report',
 E: 30,
 G: 40,
 S: 20,
 N: 10
 term1: {
 label: 'Term 1',
 E: 25,
 G: 35,
 S: 25,
 N: 15
 term2: {
 label: 'Term 2',
 E: 20,
 G: 45,
 S: 30,
 N: 5
 label: 'Skill 2',
 fpr: {
 label: 'Fall progress report',
 E: 30,
 G: 40,
 S: 20,
 N: 10
 term1: {
 label: 'Term 1',
 E: 25,
 G: 35,
 S: 25,
 N: 15
 term2: {
 label: 'Term 2',
 E: 20,
 G: 45,
 S: 30,
 N: 5
 private function onDataTipFunction(hitData:HitData):String
 var columnSeries:ColumnSeries = hitData.element as ColumnSeries;
 if(columnSeries)
 var dataTip:Array = new Array();
 dataTip.push(''+ hitData.item.label +' ');
 dataTip.push(''+ hitData.item[columnSeries.xField].label +' ');
 dataTip.push(hitData.item[columnSeries.xField][columnSeries.yField] +'%');
 return(dataTip.join(''));
 return('');
 private function onDataFunction(series:Series, item:Object, fieldName:String):Object
 var columnSeries:ColumnSeries = series as ColumnSeries;
 if(fieldName == 'xValue')
 return(item.label);
 }else if(fieldName == 'yValue')
 return(item[columnSeries.xField][columnSeries.yField]);
 return(null);
 ]]>
 </mx:Script>
 <mx:SolidColor id="fill1" color="0xF8B64F" />
 <mx:SolidColor id="fill2" color="0x4B9EF8" />
 <mx:SolidColor id="fill3" color="0x9ACC33" />
 <mx:SolidColor id="fill4" color="0xAD77D2" />
 <mx:Stroke id="stroke" color="0xFFFFFF" />
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 <mx:series>
 <mx:ColumnSet type="100%" displayName="Fall progress report">
 <mx:series>
 <mx:ColumnSeries xField="fpr" yField="E" displayName="Excellent"
 dataFunction="onDataFunction"
 fill="{fill1}" stroke="{stroke}" />
 <mx:ColumnSeries xField="fpr" yField="G" displayName="Good"
 dataFunction="onDataFunction"
 fill="{fill2}" stroke="{stroke}" />
 <mx:ColumnSeries xField="fpr" yField="S" displayName="Satisfactory"
 dataFunction="onDataFunction"
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 <mx:ColumnSeries xField="fpr" yField="N" displayName="Needs improvement"
 dataFunction="onDataFunction"
 fill="{fill4}" stroke="{stroke}" />
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 <mx:ColumnSeries xField="term1" yField="E" displayName="Excellent"
 dataFunction="onDataFunction"
 fill="{fill1}" stroke="{stroke}" />
 <mx:ColumnSeries xField="term1" yField="G" displayName="Good"
 dataFunction="onDataFunction"
 fill="{fill2}" stroke="{stroke}" />
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 dataFunction="onDataFunction"
 fill="{fill3}" stroke="{stroke}" />
 <mx:ColumnSeries xField="term1" yField="N" displayName="Needs improvement"
 dataFunction="onDataFunction"
 fill="{fill4}" stroke="{stroke}" />
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 dataFunction="onDataFunction"
 fill="{fill1}" stroke="{stroke}" />
 <mx:ColumnSeries xField="term2" yField="G" displayName="Good"
 dataFunction="onDataFunction"
 fill="{fill2}" stroke="{stroke}" />
 <mx:ColumnSeries xField="term2" yField="S" displayName="Satisfactory"
 dataFunction="onDataFunction"
 fill="{fill3}" stroke="{stroke}" />
 <mx:ColumnSeries xField="term2" yField="N" displayName="Needs improvement"
 dataFunction="onDataFunction"
 fill="{fill4}" stroke="{stroke}" />
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Hi id,
Thank you for your response. I hope you are doing well.
There is an example in the LabVIEW Example Finder (Help>>Find Examples..). It is titled, Stacked Bar Graph. You can search for it if you switch tabs in the Example Finder window. This should help you create a stacked bar graph. To help you with your veritcal axis labels, here is a knowledge base link that details the process:
How Can I Customize the X-Axis Labels On My LabVIEW Graph/Chart So They Appear Vertically?
http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/1F7C1B089E45908E86256C8C0051894A?OpenDocument
Let me know if these examples help.
Best regards,
Anna L
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National Instruments

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I am trying to combine a stacked column chart with a clustered column chart. I know that in Excel there is a way to trick that described on the next site: http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme/ExcelTips/Columns.htm
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Hi *,
does somebody knows how I can display the overall value of my columns in a stacked column chart?
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I have stacked column chart to show below opportunity data.
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data set has below fields.
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In my report below is the sample data and in Chart
1. Series Aggregate is on Runningvalue of Revenue set to stage scope.
2. CAtegory group is on Month of Created date
3. Series group is on Stage
4. Have a report filter for Year.
Sub report parameter: Month which is passed when I click on the stacked column.
Below is sample data how my data looks like.
id
stage
createdon
revenue
1
U
1/1/2013
1000
2
Ir
1/2/2013
2000
3
Ir
2/2/2013
1000
4
A
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5000
5
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1000
6
Ir
3/3/2013
5000
7
Ir
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7000
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