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The relative width of the line can be controlled by including a tag
where n is a multiplying factor to be applied on the default line width of the
chart. The number n must be a real number between 0.5 and 8. Example:
. The style of the line can be controlled by including a tag where
n is an integer between 1 and 4 indicating the style to be used (1=continuous,
2= dashed, 3=dotted, 4=dashed/dotted). Example: . The and
tags can be freely combined, but only the first occurrence of each counts. The
tags must be enclosed by single quotations.
Show Value
Click on Show Value in order to enter an attribute expression for calculating
whether the data point plot should be complemented with a "value on data
point" value, even if Values on Data Points has not been selected for the main
expression. If Values on Data Points is selected for the main expression the
attribute expression will be disregarded. This type of attribute expression only
has effect on bar, line and combo charts.
Add New expressions and sub-expressions, are created by means of the Add button
which takes you to the Edit Expression Dialog (page 737). The option is also
available in the context menu that appears when right-clicking in the list of
expressions.
Delete The Delete button lets you remove previously created expressions from the
list. The option is also available in the context menu that appears when rightclicking
on an expression in the list of expressions.
Copy The Copy option is only available in the context menu that appears when
right-clicking on an expression or a sub/attribute expression in the list of
expressions. When using this command on a main expression, all data and settings
associated with the expression (including label) will be copied to the
clipboard as a piece of xml. The expression may then be pasted back into the
same chart or into any other QlikView chart in the same or another document.
If you use the command on an attribute expression, only the attribute expression
definition will be copied. An attribute expression may then be pasted
onto any main expression in the same or another chart.
Export... The Export... option is only available in the context menu that appears when
right-clicking on an expression in the list of expressions. When using this command
on a main expression, all data and settings associated with the expression
(including label) may be exported to an xml file. The expression may
then be imported back into the same chart or into any other QlikView chart in
the same or another document. The command opens the Export Expression as
dialog from which you can choose the destination of the export file. The file
will receive the extension Ex.xml.
Paste The Paste option is only available in the context menu that appears when
right-clicking on an expression or sub/attribute expressions in the list of expressions.
If a main expression has previously been copied to the clipboard, you
may paste it into the blank area in the list of expressions, creating a new
expression identical to the copied one. If an attribute expression has been copied,
you may paste it onto a main expression.
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