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52 Combo Chart
An example of a Combo chart
Charts are graphical representations of numerical data. It is possible to switch between different representations
of an existing chart, by changing the Chart Type in the Chart Properties: General (page 593)
page.
The combo chart allows you to combine the features of the bar chart with those of the line chart: you can
show the values of one expression as bars while displaying those of another expression as a line or symbols.
The easiest way to create a combo chart is to click the Create Chart button in the toolbar.
By a right-click on the combo chart the Combo Chart: Object Menu (page 645) will be displayed. It can
also be accessed from the Object menu, when the combo chart is the active object.
For information on the chart types available in QlikView, see Chart Types (page 595).
52.1 Combo Chart: Object Menu
Right-click on a chart and a float menu appears. This menu can also be found under Object menu when the
chart is active.
The menu contains the following commands:
Properties... Opens the Properties dialog where the parameters defining the chart can be
set.
Detach The chart title is appended with the text "(Detached)" and the chart is no
longer updated with selections made in the document (though selections may
actually still be made from the chart). The command is available only if the
chart is attached.
By making a copy of a chart and detaching it, you can make direct comparisons
between the copy and the original.
Attach Attaches a detached chart. The chart becomes dynamically linked to the data.
The command is available only if the chart is detached.
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