I am creating one graph in excel to show all my concluded data in the consolidated graph format. I tried multiple logic but unable to do generate graph.
Could you please suggest me solution for graph with below data:
I created the graph, but for that I have to add specific value instead of margin value.
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I have some data which I need to represent in graph in the most suitable way.
Any idea how can I make a suitable graph with this info? Using the normal options in Excel gives a very cluttered look and makes it unreadable.
I am working on Powerapp application. Want to show the Cost (In $) for the last 12 months in a Powerapp bar chart. But I don't see any option to format the numbers to add $ symbol at the end.
I feel this is a very basic requirement in charts and can't find a way to do it in powerapps.
Is there any workaround for this?
Short Answer NO,It is not possible !
You are looking to format the series value in the Chart Features of the PowerApps.
Column Chart Properties --> Advanced
As far As I have researched only the, Labels ( The X - axis) feature can be will be formatted where as the series will always a numerical value. (Despite adding the Currency Format)
You can add the currency format using the below code :
AddColumns(<TableName>,"currency",Text(<numbervalue>,"[$-en-US]$###,###.00") )
However, this will not be helpful in formatting the Series Value
If you use the updated column as label :
Understand , this may not suit the requirement - but sharing just in case you get alternate ideas.
Other workaround :
If you are persisting the data outside - you use Power BI Embed to Visually represent the data. If real time visualization of data is not a requirement - this would be your Solution.
Unfortunately, you cannot use PowerBI Embed to Visualize the In-Memory Powerapp Collection (Live data).Also,the data might not be near real time ( the sync will have to take place in order to reflect the new data).
If visualizing a real time data is mandatory for you, you could use streaming dataset to get real time data & display in the POwer BI embed Visuals - but then it has its downsides.
Note :
There is an idea submitted for the same below :
https://powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/Power-Apps-Ideas/Line-Chart-Format-Y-axis-as-currency/idi-p/458154
I'm using SoftArtisans ExcelWriter for SSRS (ver 8.6), and am wondering if it is possible to create a (non-pie) chart, e.g. a Stacked Bar chart, that has multiple series?
I can create pie charts easily enough, and that is what the help docs show, but there is no samples for other types of charts for SSRS integration.
The excel template is embedded in the .rdl file, and the spreadsheet is created when the user exports the generated report using OfficeWriter's Excel rendering extension. However the report is run manually by users, so I don't have the ability to execute any code to modify the Excel object before the user sees it.
Can anyone either confirm that only pie charts are possible for SSRS Integration, or provide some insight into how other chart types are possible?
You can create any type of chart that Excel can create, since you are creating your chart in your template file with Excel.
Here is an example of how I setup my template to build a scatter chart (Please ignore the title of the chart, I forgot to rename it from Pie Chart).
I insert a chart into my template, set the type to be scatter, and I placed 4 data markers under my chart, from two data sources.
Next I edit the Chart's series and point them to the data markers in my file. When the template is populated from ExcelWriters SSRS integration, it will replace all the datamarkers with your data, and update the chart's series.
After redeploying the template file to my report server, I can now export the file to Excel for OfficeWriter, and my output is shown below.
Disclaimer: I am a developer on OfficeWriter and work for SoftArtisans the makers of OfficeWriter.
Please let me know if this helps.
You should be able to create any type of chart.
The way that OfficeWriter SSRS integration works (and just the plain Template object for that matter), is that it takes all of your data and inserts it into your data markers. Then it finds references in your workbook that pointed to your data markers, and expands them to point to all of the new inserted data.
So really you can add any type of chart. You just have to make sure that the chart you create points to the data markers as the source data.
A data marker will correspond to a single series or to horizontal axis data. Then as the data is populated, the values in the series are populated.
On our reporting demo page there's a link at the bottom that says "View Report Template" that you can click on to download and Excel file that shows a variety of different charts pointing to data markers.
I am trying to plot a bar graphs representing the energy values of each amino acid in a protein. Here I am sharing the sample data as image below and actual data.
See Data and Sample Graph Image I need here.
Now, I want to plot a graph looking something like this using GNUPlot. in which I can have custom labels for each bar from respective Protein*Label series columns.
See image here
For preparing this graph I used MS Office with "XY CHART Label" Addin, But It involves too much manual interference, and I have to prepare hundreds of plots like this. So I think GNUPlot (or something else) will be a good option which allow me the automation.
Within my Excel Spreadsheet I have a PivotTable which is based on data retrieved from a SQL query.
The PivotTable is made up of a series of customers, each with their own stock value.
I made a PivotChart, but as there are many customers, the lines on the Chart are unreadable.
I want to make an individual chart for each customer, however when I filter on one customer, every chart filters on that customer - not allowing me to do one chart for each
Is there a way around this?
After investigation, adding more than one PivotChart distorted the layout of the underlying data.
Therefore it is necessary to read the same data into the Excel spreadsheet twice to have a second PivotChart.