I have a mysql database table with integer RecordsRead field for example and I can bring this into a grid view and it looks correct. But when I do a bar chart of the values 15, 30, and 45 I get the values at the bottom of my chart but each bar is the same size regardless of value. I expected three different size bars in this case.
Any what might be wrong...
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I want to create bar chart but i don't now how to set dimension and expressions. I have got this table
and I need to create a bar chart to look like this:
I need to have the average result(avgREsult column) on x-axis green color and expressions count(Item) and around green bar to get blue bars that represents pros column and expressions count(item).
Any idea?
I have a bar chart and the business has requested that I set the height for each bar at a static height i.e. 40 for the entire result set and then have the data labels displayed above the bar.
How can I set the output to a static height for each bar for the entire chart?
It looks like setting the maximum on the Axis plays silly games with the data labels so - as with most things SSRS - lets get creative!
Create your chart as normal.
Open up your Series Properties and change your Series Data Value Field to =iif(<Your column value expression here> > 40, 40, <Your column value expression here>). This will max out your columns at 40.
Open up your Series Label Properties and change the Label Data to =<Your column value expression here>. This will show the true value in your Data Label.
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you could just enable Scale Breaks on your vertical axis and see if the business likes the look of that as, I would imagine from experience, what they actually want is more visibility on the difference between the smaller columns that are dwarfed by your Oct 10 column and not a pointless column chart where comparison is impossible without manually reading a load of figures.
I have a line chart that is showing a series for the stack area. I have nulls for my data for a few months in a row which shows a gap in the chart which what I want a cliff. But when the chart resumes with non null data the chart starts from 0 and shoots up to the number lets say 98 in this case. How or which properties do I need to adjust in the chart that when I resume I can start off at 98 instead of 0 and climbing up to 98.
Rather than using a Stacked Area chart you could use a Stacked Column chart. For the data series you wish to be visible view the properties of the series, and under CustomAttributes set PointWidth to be 1.1.
When rendered this will then look like as below
I'm trying to create a report with a bar graph like the one shown. I would like the space between the labels 31 and 38 represent the space between the numbers 31 and 38.
In other words, I need the places where there are arrows to have more space (or labels with zero data).
Is there some way to do this?
You will need to return all x-axis values that you want to display but have a null when there is no value. The chart should still plot the x-axis points with no bar.
I have A BAR chart in SSRS which has following vaues..
for 5 points on X-axis values are 100,120,130,123,8000
So the last value is too lagre due to which scale is geeting larger causing chart to look bad...n unreadable for other points...
So is there any way by wiz i can breal the LAST BAR in a bar chart showing it on ongoing manner with data point lable on top of the bar....
i trid it by giving max value on Y axis but it cuases DATA point lable to disappear hence the catual value of the bar is unknown to user.....
Use a logarithmic scale? ;)