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  1. kashoory's post in Is the drill down to hour in date time field possible in Jasper for AWS? was marked as the answer   
    Hi ovais,
    In adHoc design view, do you put the data/time field in "Rows"? If yes, right-click on the date/time field that located in "Rows", from "Change Grouping" choose the option suits you which in your case it looks like "Hour By Day" is the right option. Please note that if you choose "Hour", result would be aggregated on hours which does not seem to be what you want.
    If you do not put date/time in "Rows" please give more detail.
    Regards,
    Keivan
     
  2. kashoory's post in Html5 chart(highchart) multiple yAxis was marked as the answer   
    It's a bit late I know, but I just answer in case that someone else gets to this page with the same question!

     

    In Jasper Studio Professional 5.6.1:

    Double click on the chart. Press the button "Show Advanced Properties". Select the tab "Context specific".

    Press "Add" and select yAxis from the "Name". 

    Add different yAxis for your y-axes and assign different _jrAxisIndex to them.

    For each yAxis add a property "id" and assign a unique string to it.

    Now you can customise every yAxis separately by adding properties like min, max, etc.

     

    It is the time to assign yAxis to measures:

    Go to Configuration, select a measure, using "Advance propertis" add a contributor "SeriesProperty", with property name "yAxis", in constant value type string id (without quote) of the yAxis you want to use for the measure (you already set this id in previous step).

    Do it for all measure to assign them to the right axis.

     

    I hope it helps!

     

    Keivan

  3. kashoory's post in Anything wrong with Time Input Control in 5.6.1? was marked as the answer   
    I found the reason. There is an ugly incorrect definition in files:
    jasperserver-pro/scripts/common/util/parse/date.js
    jasperserver-pro/scripts/common/util/parse/time.js
     
    ISO_8601_TIME_PATTERN is defined as "hh:mm:ss" while it must be "HH:mm:ss"!
    Just correct it in both files and go through reoptimization procedure if optimazation is enabled (refer to section "Customizing JavaScript Files" in JasperServer Ultimate Guide).
     
     
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