[Multiple lines on graph]

i.e. I have created four subdatasets each having the same sort of query, but returning a different result. How do I access the returned fields from the subdatasets, and print them on the graph? Or am I barking up the wrong tree?

 

trwalker wrote:

Hi Guys, I have generated a simple line graph using a query, using the report query, and passing the necessary data to the graph, great, woohoo I hear you say. However, I need to actually have 4 sql queries, returning 4 sets of results, that I need to display on the graph as 4 traces. What is the easiest way for me to do this? I have tried to create a subdataset, but as far as I can see, this only lets me add one to the graph. Is there a way of creating 4 queries in iReports, and including them on the graph?? Thanks.

[Multiple lines on graph]

Hi Guys,

 

I have generated a simple line graph using a query, using the report query, and passing the necessary data to the graph, great, woohoo I hear you say. However, I need to actually have 4 sql queries, returning 4 sets of results, that I need to display on the graph as 4 traces. What is the easiest way for me to do this? I have tried to create a subdataset, but as far as I can see, this only lets me add one to the graph. Is there a way of creating 4 queries in iReports, and including them on the graph??

 

Thanks.

[iReports Graphing]

Hi - ok I put my graph in the summary component bit, but then the graph (that has 20 points on it) gets printed on the 20th page? All pages up to that are blank?

[iReports Graphing]

Hi,

 

just a quick question about iReports graphing. I use a query that returns some results, and I chart those results on a graph in iReports. Well, if the graph has say 20 points on it (a line graph, if you will), then it prints 20 pages of the same thing, one page for each point effectively. What have I missed? :unsure: