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Showing 2 graph types in one rdl
Hi experts!
I have a report that needs to contain a graph along with a table underneath showing the dataset values. I am required to either render the graph portion as a bar graph or a line graph depending on a parameter that is passed into the report. The dataset remains the same for either graph.
Do I simply drag 2 graphs onto the designer (1 bar graph type and 1 line graph type) and simply hide 1 or the other based on the parameter? Or is there another more clever way to do this dynamically?
I only want to show either the bar graph or the line graph but not both at the same time.
Thanks.
I have a report that needs to contain a graph along with a table underneath showing the dataset values. I am required to either render the graph portion as a bar graph or a line graph depending on a parameter that is passed into the report. The dataset remains the same for either graph.
Do I simply drag 2 graphs onto the designer (1 bar graph type and 1 line graph type) and simply hide 1 or the other based on the parameter? Or is there another more clever way to do this dynamically?
I only want to show either the bar graph or the line graph but not both at the same time.
Thanks.
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Another option is to add graph/line on the same graph (literally) and use visibility to hide/show but I'm not sure how the Axis would behave in that case.
Regards
Emil
Regards
Emil
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Hi itcouple,
What do you mean by the property called Type? Where is this?
What do you mean by the property called Type? Where is this?
Hi
If you click the bar or line or point on the graph and go to properties pane (F4) - at least that is where I find it in R2. There is property called type, but it will not help as you cannot use expressions in it. What a shame.
Regards
Emil
If you click the bar or line or point on the graph and go to properties pane (F4) - at least that is where I find it in R2. There is property called type, but it will not help as you cannot use expressions in it. What a shame.
Regards
Emil
Regards
Emil