QlikView Tutorial | QlikView Charts | QlikView Waterfall chart

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  • Опубліковано 16 гру 2024

КОМЕНТАРІ • 10

  • @AbhishekAgarrwal
    @AbhishekAgarrwal  6 років тому

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  • @The007Heaven
    @The007Heaven 9 років тому

    great video, more videos!

  • @vigneshiyer5863
    @vigneshiyer5863 8 років тому +1

    Hi Abhishek... How do we display negative numbers in waterfall chart

  • @natashamolar1804
    @natashamolar1804 10 років тому

    Great thorough explanation, thanks, this helped me out :)

    • @AbhishekAgarrwal
      @AbhishekAgarrwal  10 років тому

      Glad to know you are able to increase your knowledge after viewing this video.
      Such comments motivate me to create more videos for QlikView.
      Thanks!!!
      -Abhishek

  • @Robert8455
    @Robert8455 10 років тому

    Very nice. Thank you

  • @robinkormendi6267
    @robinkormendi6267 7 років тому

    Nice solution for a single problem, however the real challenges of waterfall charts remain unaddressed: elements shifting signs, bars crossing zero, starting or ending bar under zero.

  • @SanjeevKumar-zl7ji
    @SanjeevKumar-zl7ji 10 років тому

    Hi.... is it possible to create a waterfall with the dimensions ?
    like
    Revenue, department
    100 , A
    100 ,B
    800 ,C
    I am sure Set Analysis can be used if the dimension values are known and fixed, but what if more values are added to the dimension .. any ideas

    • @AbhishekAgarrwal
      @AbhishekAgarrwal  10 років тому

      In my view it is possible to create a waterfall chart with the dimension. And you are correct about using the set analysis for shifting the bar. But as you said if the dimension values are increasing then it will increase the overhead of managing the expressions.

  • @Bresso1
    @Bresso1 11 років тому

    Thank you, great!