I have a Bar Chart in an SSRS report that has 2 strplines that represent milestones and column that represents the actual result. There are 2 data values for each stripline that I want to add data series labels to the chart, but can't figure out how to position the labels to the striplines. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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I would like to display a timeline in qlik sense using the Bar Chart Object enter image description hereas follows:
The x-axis represented the months of the year.
The Y-axis represented the years.
The length of the graph will be a date range in the appropriate year and month.
It will look like this:
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How can I do this?
Thanks!
I suggest you use a Pivot Table chart object with a background colour expression set to yellow.
In this example, I calculated the day number of the start date and the duration of the period to be shown in yellow.
The Bar Chart shows the sum of 'DayNumberStartDate' and 'Duration'
Bar Chart
I have a stacked bar report that contain multiple value in CallCount and another value which contains the percentage result. How can I display the data label for the percent result only?
it's my first ssrs Chart. I made a chart data with 3 values and a date category group. It gives something like
my client would like the same chart but by grouping all 3 bars in an unic bar with 3 existing colors.
any help would be greatly appreciated
Thanks I found it. I had just to change the chart type to stacked column
I have a chart in SSRS with horizontal and vertical axis. The chart is as shown in the figure below. I need to add some calculated labels (marked with black) on top of the chart (example is from Excel). How can this be done in SSRS charts?
Labels and smart labels won't work in this case because of the series. It will show values for each group (ex: red, blue, yellow). I just want it once in the totals.
In a nutshell:
Create a second dataset that fetches the values you want for the Data Labels
Select the Series in the Chart and in the Properties pane going to Labels, then set UseValueAsLabel = False
Set the "Label" property to be a LookUp() that fetched the appropriate value from my second dataset
Use the "Visible" property to hide the labels for the other series so that they no longer show.
You can then change the label position to force them at the top of the columns
I found that the best way is to create a new chart (ex: Line Chart)
with value 0.
Then select Secondary Axis for the Horizontal Axis.
Set the Data Point --> Axis Label to whatever you want.
I am using SQL Server 2012. SSRS
I have a stacked bar charts that includes interest and dividends. I would like to add the sum of these values to the area just above the stacked bar chart. I have tried adjusting various properties for the labels but I can't get the label position to be anywhere but the middle of the stacked bar chart. Any ideas how to get these labels to be just above the stacked bar charts?
I tried the solutions mentioned here and found them cumbersome compared to this gem: http://peltiertech.com/label-totals-on-stacked-charts/
Add a "total" to your dataset (in my case, a percentage)
Add the total series to your stacked bar chart
Change the total series chart type to a line
Hide the line and line markers by setting their fill color to none
Set the Total series to not show in the legend
Set the data point position for your total series to "Top"
Here is my result:
There is not a way to do this with settings.
Here are a couple of links that give you step by step instructions:
http://beyondrelational.com/modules/2/blogs/65/posts/11575/display-total-on-top-of-stacked-chart.aspx
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/sqlserver/en-US/654f30c2-ad3a-4b4e-a34f-adf4db6b78d2/stacked-column-chart-total?forum=sqlreportingservices
Basically, the workaround is to create another series or category in your chart that is the totals (which requires updating your dataset to include the totals), make it transparent, and turn data labels on. The MSDN answer says to make it a line chart while the Beyond Relational article leaves it as part of the stacked bar. Either way will work.