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Mustafa_A
4 years agoContributor II
BI Viewer - Expression to grab a specific account on pane
I'm trying to figure out how to build an expression that pulls "Avg Fleet" numbers and plot a bar chat on an existing pane. I've asked a similar question in this post - I was able to make the synta...
BNuck1
OneStream Employee
4 years agoHi, Mustafa. I reviewed your previous post, and it appears that you got the column chart that you were asking about to work. I am not clear exactly what you mean in this current post. Are you wanting to overlay a (horizontal) bar chart over the column chart above (on the same pane)? I am fairly certain that that is not possible. If that is not your request, can you please elaborate further? Thanks.
Mustafa_A
4 years agoContributor II
Yes! That's exactly what I'm hoping to achieve. Basically overlay a bar chart (representing Total Fleet) over a line chart (representing Asset Yield for example)
The reason I believe its possible is because BI allows to draw a "second plot" which made me wondering if you can have two different types of data (Percentage and Dollar Values) on the same pane.
- BNuck14 years ago
OneStream Employee
Hi Mustafa. I did a bit of experimentation. You can, as you know and have demonstrated, put a bar chart on one axis and a line chart on a secondary axis. But I believe that what you wanted to do was to have a bar chart and line chart within the same pane and on the same axis. In my experimentation I put a bar chart and 2 line charts on the same axis, as shown in the screenshot below. One line chart uses the same data value as the bar chart but the other uses a different data value. This was done using only one data source (data adapter). My understanding is that it is only possible to have data from a single source within a chart. I'll also paste below a second screenshot showing the Data Source and the Data items panes. I hope this helps.