cbrownmacquarietelecom.co Posted September 3, 2015 Share Posted September 3, 2015 Hi,I'm working with studio 6.1 and trying to generate a series of chart/table pairs. Each chart and table will use the same recordset.My first step is to come up with an XML structure that serves both purposes. Essentially I have a list of records; each record contains a few preamble nodes, followed by a list of data nodes. The snippet below captures what I'm currently working with.<data> <top_level>Blah</top_level> <records> <record> <preamble>Blah</preamble> <more_preamble>Blah</more_preamble> <dateset> <month>Jan</month> <data attrib="A">10</data> <data attrib="B">40</data> <data attrib="C">20</data> <data attrib="D">60</data> </dataset> <dateset> <month>Feb</month> <data attrib="A">30</data> <data attrib="B">60</data> <data attrib="C">80</data> <data attrib="D">10</data> </dataset> <dateset> <month>Mar</month> <data attrib="A">70</data> <data attrib="B">90</data> <data attrib="C">100</data> <data attrib="D">20</data> </dataset> </record> <record> <dateset> <month>Aug</month> <data attrib="A">90</data> <data attrib="B">40</data> <data attrib="C">70</data> <data attrib="D">20</data> </dataset> <dateset> <month>Sep</month> <data attrib="A">60</data> <data attrib="B">70</data> <data attrib="C">10</data> <data attrib="D">20</data> </dataset> <dateset> <month>Oct</month> <data attrib="A">20</data> <data attrib="B">10</data> <data attrib="C">0</data> <data attrib="D">60</data> </dataset> </record> </records></data>[/code]To start with I've created a subreport and placed a chart in the detail band. Setting the record node to /data/records/record would enable me to create one chart per record. The fields are defined as follows:preamble: preamblemore_preamble: more_preamblemonth: //dateset/monthtypeA: //dateset/data[@=A]typeB: //dateset/data[@=B]typeC: //dateset/data[@=C]typeD: //dateset/data[@=D][/code]I'm using a stacked bar chart with Series A, B, C, and D; Category is set to $F{month} and value set to $F{typeA}, $F{typeB},$F{typeC},$F{typeD} respectively. I have also tried .//dataset... which make no difference.What I get when I preview are 2 charts where each contains the first dateset from record 1 and the first dataset from record 2. Presumably, if I had a third record, it's first record would also be displayed.I have a couple of questions:1. Is there a better XML structure I should be using? What I have is easy to read but possibly isn't optimal when it come to charts and tables.2. Can anyone explain what the heck is going on with my current setup? I can't understand why the xpath expressions fail.CheersChris Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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