FYI, you don't have to add an extra YearNumb item to allow Max() or Min() to refer to a category by current its element rather than by all their list. Variant 1: Max(List(Value(@Year)) - 2011, 0), or Variant...
Below is another version of the Dot Quadrant Chart. This time, the matrix cells field is divided into four squares of one hundred cells in each. The principle of symbols shading inside squares is the...
Dot Quadrant Chart is an alternative type of data visualization for four KPIs on one common field. Its essence lies in the organization between the main diagonals of a square matrix of four triangular...
Hi, billy ... Yes, there is such way: * * To remove Y-axis numbers make the following settings: * * Good luck
Let's continue the topic. This time I show the results of the implementation of a Color Bar Chart Race in QM. All the bars of the charts are made in color. At the same time, the main thing for me was...
Hey, all! FYI, I found a way to implement a Bar Chart Race Animation in QM. The first method is based on calculating all parameters for each animation step on the fly. However, it turned out that QM requires...
I made such model with manual control via a slider. Model works correctly (including moving bars up and down), but not in real time. The reason is QM recalculates a model for ~4 seconds for each pass through...
By doing change cells values moving the slider thumb
Tahir, following is the algorithm of simulate horizontal radio buttons on the QM model canvas. That’s about all! Good luck
Tahir, I simple reproduced in QM Excel-model. See author’s explaining how to do it, pls. ( http://www.engineers-excel.com/Apps/Digital_Rain/Description.htm )
Hi all! I am not aware of any film producer making a budget for any film, for example, in Houdini FX. However, such budget can be developed in QM without difficulty. Plus, in QM you can simulate some...
Hi all! Since I don\'t know the regular way to place horizontal radio buttons on the QM model canvas, I have simulated them from the vertical ones. Below I demonstrate the horizontal and diagonal groups...
