Simple Bar Chart

Post Author: millerka
CA Forum: Charts and Graphs
I hope someone can help i am trying to create a simple bar chart (well at least it is simple in excel) I have generated averages using formulas for a series of data and these formulas are in my GF1 i simply would like to create a chart of these few values in the report footer - that is it ..but i'm not sure what i should reference in "change of"? i am assuming i need an advance report ? in excel i would  simply refernce these values  and viola!
any help would be greatly appreciated.

Post Author: kushaljn
CA Forum: Charts and Graphs
It should be simple.
Lets say you have X - Axis with values (AA, BB, CC etc). and Y-Axis bars with values (10, 15, 25)
You will have to give onchange of the X-Axis. and in the bottom (Show Values) you will have to chose Y Axis (SUM/Avg/Max) what ever you desire.
If you simply want to show the values without the summary operation, create a Formula field and insert it under Show Values. You will have to check the Don't summarize values.

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