I have a SSRS report which shows CPU Trend of Quarters in a year. Below is my chart. The chart tooltip values 12% for Q1 and 9% for Q2 which matches the data from the query. But the Axis values are so different and it represent some wrong values.
I' not sure what I missed. I have not add any customization to the Axis so by default it should align to the values of data. Please help to adjust the Y Axis accordingly,.
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I am using a log scale on a pagenated report but when trying to set min and max Y-axis values I lose the rounded values on the axis intervals.
Here is a picture of the chart
Formulae for min and max axis values:
=Round(Min(Fields!RelativePrice.Value)*10)/10
=Round(Max(Fields!RelativePrice.Value)*100)/100
Ideally the axis would step in intervals of 10 to 100 and then continue in 100s
Wondering if I could get help.
I need to be able to view my report within 0-100%, but the chart is showing from 2000 to 12000 on my Y axis
I have a table in which I have to use SSRS Sparklines. But the requirement is that, I have to lookup the Y axis values and Category groups from another dataset, using a unique identifier in both the datasets. Lets say DS1 is the parent dataset and DS2 has got the Y values and Category (12 months) for the Sparkline.
I cannot use DS2 as Default dataset for the table, because it will result in writing lookup expressions for around 20-25 cells other than Sparkline cell.
So I used the below expressions for Sparkline.
Value axis :
=lookupset(Fields!RowID.Value,Fields!RowID.Value,Fields!Trend.Value,"DS2")
Category axis :
=lookupset(Fields!RowID.Value,Fields!RowID.Value,Fields!MonthName.Value,"DS2")
I used lookup set, because I believe we have to map a set of values to the Sparkline chart. But it throws me the below error.
Any suggestions to solve the error? Is it possible to configure a Sparkline without Category axis? I asked because I can manage my chart if SParkline can plot the trend values alone, without a category axis also.
You can use Join Keyword to avoid the "datatype that is not valid" error.
=Join(lookupset(Fields!RowID.Value,Fields!RowID.Value, Fields!MonthName.Value,"DS2"),"," + vbcrlf)
But the problem now is, All the Month names are displaying at one point in x-axis(Category axis).
Appreciate any help to get the Month names individually rather than at 1 point on category axis?
Could please help me how to go about a Column(Vertical) Chart doing the following:
x-axis = Count of orders.
y-axis = Months
series = OrderType.
So basically I see the following info on the chart:
Jan 2000 I see OrderType (i) has 3 Orders, (m) has 9 orders, (l) has 6.
So this I can probably figure out, the difficult part I want to know which I have no Idea how to do is:
I want a dropdown to change the y-axis view.
The dropdown would contain : Week, Month, Year, Day.
When selecting "Week" for example, the y-axis should render,calculate and display the y-axis according to week
Much like a calendar works. I am not even sure if this is possible?
I do not think this is possible. I would suggest that you have two overviews instead, one for the yearly view and one for the monthly-year break down.
FYI, I think X- axis should be the Month/Year. And Y axis should be the amounts and series can be the order types.
I am working on a Range Bar Chart in SSRS 2008 R2 that is configured to look something like a Gantt Chart. The Data set looks like:
Metric | Date-plot-1 | ... | Date-plot-n
My problem comes in with null values in Date-plot1. If my report dataset returns a data value, I see the date labels on the bottom of the chart. If that particular field is null, I either get no data labels, or "MM/dd/yyyy" (which is the formatting string I am applying to the dates).
Unfortunately, due to this being a data-quality report there can/will be NULL values in any/all of the columns. How can I get the axis label to display even if the first date plot is null?
what do you expect the values on the y axis to fall into if the X is null?
Nevertheless, I would deal with the null on the data source. Make it whatever value you answered my first question :)
If not possible, try to select the scale of the chart and see properties related with interval like intervalOffset.