How to Insert baseline in Line Chart

Hi,
I need insert two baselines in a line chart, like WARNING (80%) and CRITICAL
(90 %).
I´m using Series, and the labels WARNING and CRITICAL are repreating with
each series label, if I use this twou baselines with data values.
So, how can I plot only the baselines, without this labels aprears in the
legend with series?
Tks,
Dennis MilanDennis, have you found a solution to this problem? I'm trying to do the same
thing.
"Dennis Milan" wrote:
> Hi,
> I need insert two baselines in a line chart, like WARNING (80%) and CRITICAL
> (90 %).
> I´m using Series, and the labels WARNING and CRITICAL are repreating with
> each series label, if I use this twou baselines with data values.
> So, how can I plot only the baselines, without this labels aprears in the
> legend with series?
> Tks,
> Dennis Milan|||Have you tried inserting a fake, baseline column in your query with
the data you desire? Seems like that would work just fine and you can
format that data item independently so it looks like a baseline. Maybe
you need more than that, but it's bound to be *a* way to do it.|||That's certainly a possibility. I was able to accomplish what I needed by
getting creative w/ my stored procedure.
"Jerry Nixon" wrote:
> Have you tried inserting a fake, baseline column in your query with
> the data you desire? Seems like that would work just fine and you can
> format that data item independently so it looks like a baseline. Maybe
> you need more than that, but it's bound to be *a* way to do it.
>|||Jerry/Rodney,
Tks for help, but if I insert a fake column named 'WARNING', this label will
repeat each series group legend, like:
SERIES 1 - TOTAL
SERIES 1 - WARNING
SERIES 2 - TOTAL
SERIES 2 - WARNING
etc
So, do you have another idea to show only the series group labels in the
legend ?
"Rodney Organ" wrote:
> That's certainly a possibility. I was able to accomplish what I needed by
> getting creative w/ my stored procedure.
> "Jerry Nixon" wrote:
> > Have you tried inserting a fake, baseline column in your query with
> > the data you desire? Seems like that would work just fine and you can
> > format that data item independently so it looks like a baseline. Maybe
> > you need more than that, but it's bound to be *a* way to do it.
> >

How to hide Series label in a chart

Hello,
I have a Chart with one series as values.
The chart is good and I can see the series label in the corner.
I can hide it by uncheck the "show legend.
Now I added another value to my chart and got another series label.
Is there a way to hide only one label?
If I use =" " in the "series label" of that data then the label its
self is hidden but the label mark is still visible.
Thanks.Was my question not clear enough or maybe there isn't any solution for
the problem?
I'll be glad to hear your opinion.
Thanks.
nicknack =D7=9B=D7=AA=D7=91:
> Hello,
> I have a Chart with one series as values.
> The chart is good and I can see the series label in the corner.
> I can hide it by uncheck the "show legend.
> Now I added another value to my chart and got another series label.
> Is there a way to hide only one label?
> If I use =3D" " in the "series label" of that data then the label its
> self is hidden but the label mark is still visible.
> Thanks.|||No, there is no solution, because if you select two series then it will
display atleast a mark for the second one even if you put space on the label.
Amarnath, MCTS.
"nicknack" wrote:
> Was my question not clear enough or maybe there isn't any solution for
> the problem?
> I'll be glad to hear your opinion.
> Thanks.
>
> nicknack ×?ת×?:
> > Hello,
> > I have a Chart with one series as values.
> > The chart is good and I can see the series label in the corner.
> > I can hide it by uncheck the "show legend.
> >
> > Now I added another value to my chart and got another series label.
> >
> > Is there a way to hide only one label?
> > If I use =" " in the "series label" of that data then the label its
> > self is hidden but the label mark is still visible.
> >
> > Thanks.
>|||Thanks Amaranth.
Too bad but I guess we can't have it all.
In the same subject - Is there a way to make a trend line for graphs
in RSS
(I hope that thats the term for it, I'm not sure how it call in
english. I mean a line that can saw you the general direction of a
column graph for a time line).
I want the trend line to be on top of a column graph.
Thanks.
Amarnath =D7=9B=D7=AA=D7=91:
> No, there is no solution, because if you select two series then it will
> display atleast a mark for the second one even if you put space on the la=bel.
> Amarnath, MCTS.
> "nicknack" wrote:
> > Was my question not clear enough or maybe there isn't any solution for
> > the problem?
> >
> > I'll be glad to hear your opinion.
> >
> > Thanks.
> >
> >
> >
> > nicknack =D7=9B=D7=AA=D7=91:
> > > Hello,
> > > I have a Chart with one series as values.
> > > The chart is good and I can see the series label in the corner.
> > > I can hide it by uncheck the "show legend.
> > >
> > > Now I added another value to my chart and got another series label.
> > >
> > > Is there a way to hide only one label?
> > > If I use =3D" " in the "series label" of that data then the label its
> > > self is hidden but the label mark is still visible.
> > >
> > > Thanks.
> >
> >

How to hide Series label in a chart

Hello,
I have a Chart with one series as values.
The chart is good and I can see the series label in the corner.
I can hide it by uncheck the "show legend.

Now I added another value to my chart and got another series label.

Is there a way to hide only one label?
If I use =" " in the "series label" of that data then the label its self is hidden but the label mark is still visible.

Thanks.Was my question not clear enough or maybe there isn't any solution for the problem?

I'll be glad to hear your opinion.

Thanks.