I Create SSRS stacked bar chart using BIDS.Its look like,
Here,the group will shown in Vertical Axis and the Phase shown in Horizontal Axis.I need to Customize the horizontal Axis.
My question is,I dont want to show number like 10,20,30,40 instead of that I need Text for replace Number.
How to customize the Axis points?Existing:10,20,30,40,50 but I need to change like ,Expectation:Ten,twenty,thirty,Fourty
You can use bar chart with categories on the xAxis.
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I have a bar chart and I would like the text to be left-aligned. I've tried checking the Vertical Axis Properties and there are Label and Label Font settings, but alignment is not one of the settings.
What I've tried:
I have tried to use the alignment icons on the toolbar, but they are grayed out. I've also tried right-clicking on the chart, choosing Chart > Layout, and all of the alignment options are grayed out there as well.
What is the best method to align the labels to the left, while keeping the gradient bars looking the same please?
I do not think this is possible using a chart.
What you can do instead is to create a table with two columns, grouped on the same field as your chart Category. In the first column you can simply put the Category label and in the second column add a chart, you can use a data bar.
This will allow you to format your 'labels' and chart bars as you see fit.
How can I plot a stacked bar chart side by side having 2 value columns on Y axis and one period(year) column on x axis.
For some reason the visualisation splits out two separate bar charts.
However I want the two columns Sum([RCN selection]) and sum([Adjusted Asset]) to be plotted next to each other on a common x axis ([Forcast Year]).
Please also note the bars are coloured based on the subset as shown below.
Side by side bar after Trellis has been cleared.
I however need a side by side stacked bar. Unfortunately when I add the desired dimension to PROPERTIES-->COLORS , the chart dies.
It seems like you have your chart trellised. Turn this feature off
Right Click On Chart > Properties > Trellis
Be sure everything is set to (None) by removing any columns / rows / pages
Then, if you want them side by side
Right Click on Chart > Click Side-by-Side Bars
You can adjust your coloring as you want in your post.
In SSRS in a bar chart, in order to save space I would like to put two bars inside of each other (or behind if you want to say so, but not stacked). How is that possible?
See example image.
Sample image
I believe the trick is to create a standard vertical column chart, then change the bigger bar's series to a range column chart. Then change the 'point width' attribute of each series to be different, so one bar fits in the other.
My requirement is to display images dynamically next to the bars in SSRS charts. I have been using many ways and was not able to find an apt solution to the problem.
I have used the bar graphs and a tablix to display images next to the bars. I have used an expression in order to repeat the images based on the number of the rows obtained from the dataset.
But the main problem is with the alignment of the images with the bars. Here's a pic.
And when the parameter/selection is changed the alignment of the images with the bars get scrambled.
I need to get the images adjacent to the bars just like the previous image(image1) even if the selection is changed.
Is there any way I can get through this?
Please share a solution.
Thanks.
Sai Chaitanya
IMO your image is meaningless clutter, but anyway ...
I would insert a column into the existing Tablix (left of the current image) and move the chart inside that cell. I would remove both axes, Titles etc so you just get a single bar in each cell.
Then I would insert another column into the existing Tablix (left of the chart) and pic the category label which you have blurred out in your image above.
Finally I would add footer rows to show an image for the X axis scale, and the X Axis title.
How to modify this bar chart in SSRS to have the Y axis labels show up on the left side of the chart? The only way I was able to get the Y axis labels to show at all was to select one of the series, choose Series Properties...Axes and Chart Areas, and select Vertical axis: Secondary. Setting the vertical axis to 'Primary' causes it to not be displayed on the chart in design or preview.
Suffice to say, in this chart, because of big discrepancies between groups, it is difficult to line up the categories visually when they are on the right side.
Well, for reasons unclear, it appears the chart did not have 'Show Vertical Axis' selected. This behaved differently than if I selected the Series->Axes and Chart Areas->Vertical axis: and attempted to change the Secondary to the Primary.
Selecting 'Show Vertical Axis', and deselecting 'Show Secondary Vertical Axis' achieved the desired effect. Category headings are on the left of the bars in the chart. It is now easier for the eye to track for both categories with very high or very low values.