I have a Bar Chart in SSRS. On the left I have a lot of white space how to decrease it? I want to move the y-axis for to the left and the first bar chart too.
I did not found any options in the properties of the chart.
The space between the Axis and the first bar is controlled by the Side Margin property in the Axis' Options.
Right click on the Axis and set the Side Margin property to Disabled.
Or you could use the Chart Axis Property page and set the Margin to False.
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I would like to remove excess space that is appearing between the legend of my bar chart and where the bars begin. It appears that the amount of this white space changes depending on how many bars are in the chart (determined by the parameters the user selects). Additionally, there is white space about the same size that appears at the bottom of the report.
I have tried updating the custom position and location of the chart and the inner plot. I have tried using the Point Width as well. See highlighted excess space in red pen below.
I'm going nuts trying to control the label position for a barchart. I want the labels to be above the bars and it mostly works. For a large dataset, a couple of bars have the label inside the bar and the rest are all above. For a smaller dataset, the labels all are above. I can't find ANY combination of properties that work consistently.
Click on the series in your chart then on the right side where the properties are under Labels -> Position -> Change to Top.
I am using SSRS (on top of SQL Server 2014). I am making a 3D horizontal stacked bar chart, but there are some display properties that I cannot figure out, despite all information available.
I Am wondering how/if the two measures in the chart above, a & b, can be set:
(a) The depth of the bar chart. Can I make this smaller? I want a much narrower bar.
(b) The offset of the chart from the axis. Is there a way to make the bar hug right up against the axis? Maybe I'm the only one, but when I look at the right extreme of the bar,I have trouble telling how close it falls to the 300 line due to this unnecessary offset.
Furthermore, does SSRS allow me to control things like the color rendering of the chart? Here is an example from another BI reporting tool:
This one has black outlines around all of the bars. Is SSRS capable of this? Mostly, I am just wondering if SSRS can make a chart that looks more like the latter.
The first two can be easily changed.
To set the bar width and border colour, click on one of the bars then hit F4 to bring up the properties pane.
In the properties, expand Custom Attributes and set the point width to something smaller, say 0.2 and set the border colour and style to your choosing.
Here's a screen-grab of the properties to give a nice garish red border and smaller bars.
To set the bars against the base, go to the horizontal (or vertical if you want to change this too) axis properties and set Side Margins to Disabled.
This gives this output...
I have a div that holds multiple draggable elements.
When I drag an elements to the right, the horizontal scroll bar appears and I can scroll the div. This is what it looks like:
However, when I drag the elements left, the horizontal scroll bar doesn't show. Example:
I have the overflow property set to auto.
I understand that this is the deafult behavior of the browser, and that not showing the scroll bar is "correct", however if anyone has any suggestions how to make the overflow also work when moving elements left, it would be greatly appreciated! TIA!
No. When you drag an element to the right you are increasing the page width and triggering a horizontal scrollbar. When you drag an element to the left, you are simply moving it off the page.
You might try dynamically increasing the page width based on how far the element has been dragged outside the left edge of the page.
The browser is working as designed.
I have a rectangle and its background image is a screenshot of a form.
I have placed many Gauge Panels on this rectangle where check marks need to be.
Based on certain logic, the Gauge Panel will be visible or not.
The problem is that if all Gauge Panels on the left side are hidden, it moves all the Gauge Panels on the right side.
Here's a screenshot during design mode:
And here's when I run it:
I'm assuming it has moved because there was no visible "Yes" check mark.
How should I go about making sure these panels are FIXED inside the rectangle?
EDIT -
I tried putting the items inside rectangles and I'm running into the same problem:
Place your gauges inside fixed rectangles so even when they're not visible, their container rectangles will still take up space in your report on the left side and not interfere with the checks on the right hand side.
My general rule of thumb when trying to do fixed layouts in SSRS is use a lot of rectangles, as they are rendered as absolute DIVs and therefore bend to your whim a bit more in terms of heights, widths, and positioning.