I want to graph the number of threads in a process, have found the
ThreadID coloumn and set the Unique Count aggregation which is what I want to see over time. I have this field alone to the right of the blue bar, but no graph is shown (yes I have selected the legend colour).
How is this possible ?
Right click on the Thread ID column name, and choose Open View Editor.
In the opened window, scroll the list down until you see the Thread ID entry. Under the Aggregation column, select Count.
Now it should display a graph of the amount of threads.
Notice that you should correctly set the first column in the left-most part of the table, to either Process, or Thread Start Module, according to your need.
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I have a table of data with two colums, state and count. The state column contains the names of the 50 US states. The count column contains the number of customers my company has in each state.
I want to dynamically generate a map that can be embedded in a website that will show, as a number, the number of customers in each state superimposed on top of that state.
I just want to show the actual number from the count column superimposed onto the map on top of the state in the state column. So, if California’s count is 1433, then I want to see the number 1433 superimposed on the state of California on the map, and so on for all states. I do not need any fancy visualizations.
I’ve tried Excel’s built-in map charts but instead of showing the count as a number, they shade each state with a color scale (darker = higher count) and you need a legend to approximate the count. I’ve tried PowerBI but they indicate the count with the size of a “bubble” being larger or smaller. I’ve tried Google Maps but I just get a single “pin” on each state that you must hover over to see the count. I don’t need anything fancy like that. In each of the above examples, you can only see the count by mousing over, hovering or clicking to see a "tooltip". I need the actual number displayed.
Note, it must be actually displayed permanently, and not “revealed” on a tooltip when you mouse over.
I’ve searched extensively and I can’t find something that is this simple. Everything I’ve tried wants to show the data with some sort of abstract visualization. I just want to see the numbers on the map!
This is currently as close as you can get using latitude and longitude and a calculated column like the following in the location field (category labels on):
Country - Number = 'Table'[Country] & " - " & 'Table'[Number]
Let's say I develop processing screen in Acumatica. Each row has column Processed, Failed. Processing of each row takes 3 seconds. I have 1000 records. I want notify user via grid during run-time that either record was Processed or Failed. Is it possible to mark columns as processed/failed during execution of method, not after method execution?
you can have it show the green check or red x on each row if that is what you are referring to? I believe it will update as they rows are processed. (Ex: first 5 rows show green check, 6th row shows red x, and all others still processing...) the Inventory release process will do this (just confirmed). See Release IN Documents under the inventory module. Look at its page and BLC structure. This is what we used for similar logic.
Here is an example of what I think you are trying to do?
I have a set of data in excel, which varies in size, that I need to increment the final number by 1 each time I duplicate it. For example:
100065202-TR01
100065204-TR01
100018998-TR01
100065202-TR01
100065204-TR01
100018998-TR01
100065202-TR01
100065204-TR01
IB500-TR01
100005693-TR01
100065202-TR02
100065204-TR02
100018998-TR02
100065202-TR02
100065204-TR02
100018998-TR02
100065202-TR02
100065204-TR02
IB500-TR02
100005693-TR02
I need a way that I can increment TR01,TR02,TR03... up to TR20. The text before the -TR** will remain the same every time, I will simply be duplicating a (sometimes very large) block of data but want to change the final number each time.
If you select the data you need and then "pull" to the right by clicking on the bottom right corner, where the black square is, it is done automatically by Excel.
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I am looking for a way to chart out some Excel data onto a PowerView map. I'd like to see which person within my group is most active in each state. However, when I'm running with the data in Excel and PowerView, it lists every person and their activity in each state. I just want to show each state with the most active user.
Do you have any example data? You need to use MODE & MATCH for this in an array, so MODE(MATCH(A1:A5,A1:A5)) will give the row number of the most occuring, so A,B,A,B,A,E will give 4, the last A, so INDEX the column will give the value, so INDEX(A1:A5,MODE(MATCH(A1:A5,A1:A5)),1) would return A.
Without seeing your data, i cant really answer fully, you'll probably need to add another array to select the state.
I'm not a developer but I'm supposed to create a report by C.R., so excuse me in advance if it is an obvious question for you, and please keep in mind that I'm a real beginner.
I have a job composed of 3 different workings (3 out of 5, which is the maximum workings I can have for a job).
In my SQL database, the table.field corresponding to those workings is job.phase, so when I put, in my report details, the field "job.phase", I get 3 rows for that job.
The point is that my report printout always has to show 5 different text objects (one below the other), corresponding to the descriptions of all the 5 possible table.field-records, and a 'X' should appear next to text objects when each one of the workings listed there is a part of my job (otherwise nothing should appear).
What I have done is the following:
- created a subreport containing the "job.phase" field
- put it near my first text object
- specified in my subreport the following "show string" formula:
if job.phase = 'working1' then 'X' else ''
and it works: a X appears if working1 is part of my job, nothing appears if working1 is not part of my job.
Then I have created 4 subreports more, equal to the first one, and specified the same for job.phase = working2, working3, working4 and working5, BUT, after doing that, no X is shown (even though working 1, 2 and 3 are part of my job)...
Is there anybody who can help me, please? It's so frustrating...
Using subreports for something like this is overkill for what you're trying to do and could be causing any number of things to behave badly. I'd recommend you abandon that idea. Here's how I would do it:
The first thing you'll want to do is group by job (if more than one will appear in your report, which I'll assume it will). The Group Footer section is where you can display the labels and Xs. You'll need to create 5 formulas as you did before if {job.phase} = "working1" then "X", one for each of the phases/workings. Drop all 5 of those formulas into the Details section of the report and then suppress that entire section so that it doesn't display.
To show the Xs, you can use a Maximum summary in the Group Footer for each of the five formulas you created. To do this, right-click each of the formulas in turn, select Insert -> Summary. Choose Maximum as the summary, and "Group 1" (Your job ID or whatever field you are using to group the job) as the Location. That will insert a field into the Group Footer that will display an X when that particular working is specified for the job, otherwise it won't display anything. Move them to display next to the appropriate label/text field and you're done.