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Stacked Bar Chart Issue

Explorer ,
Mar 22, 2012 Mar 22, 2012

Hello, with ColdFusion 8 this code produces duplicate stacked bars. The two chartseries are required to produce the stacked affect. One bar stack is labeled "Programs" and the second is labeled "Enrolled Programs". They are identical and both contain the data I wish to display so obviously I only want one of them. Suggestions? Thanks.

<cfchart format="flash" showlegend="yes"

      chartheight="350"

      chartwidth="350"

      showxgridlines="no"

      showygridlines="no" 

      showborder="no"

      fontsize="12"

      fontbold="no"

      fontitalic="no"

      xaxistitle=""

      yaxistitle="Count"

      show3d="yes"

      rotated="no"

      sortxaxis="no"

      showmarkers="yes" seriesplacement="stacked">

      <cfchartseries type="bar" query="qAllProgramsCount" seriescolor="blue" itemcolumn="title" valuecolumn="prgCount" serieslabel="Programs" >

      <cfchartseries type="bar" query="qEnrolled" seriescolor="red" itemcolumn="title" valuecolumn="prgCount" serieslabel="Enrolled Programs" >  

</cfchart>

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Explorer , Mar 22, 2012 Mar 22, 2012

It never fails that as soon as I post a question I figure it out...anyway, it was differenciating on the "title" in my two queries. I made them the same and viola, one bar! Hope this helps someone.

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Explorer ,
Mar 22, 2012 Mar 22, 2012

It never fails that as soon as I post a question I figure it out...anyway, it was differenciating on the "title" in my two queries. I made them the same and viola, one bar! Hope this helps someone.

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Explorer ,
Apr 02, 2012 Apr 02, 2012

I also figured out that the query data must be arranged in columns not rows. At first I had the values for each stack piece on a separate row. This would work for a single bar but adding multiple bars would just duplicate the first. The trick was each bar should be a single row with each piece of the stack a separate column. Once I put the survey response counts into columns I could feed the query into the chartseries like so and I got the desired stacked bar chart for each subquestion.

<cfchartseries type="bar" query="qChartData" seriescolor="red" itemcolumn="subquestion" valuecolumn="disagree" serieslabel="Disagree" > </cfchartseries>

<cfchartseries type="bar" query="qChartData" seriescolor="yellow" itemcolumn="subquestion" valuecolumn="somewhatagree" serieslabel="Somewhat Agree"></cfchartseries>     

<cfchartseries type="bar" query="qChartData" seriescolor="green" itemcolumn="subquestion" valuecolumn="agree"  serieslabel="Agree" ></cfchartseries>

<cfchartseries type="bar" query="qChartData" seriescolor="blue" itemcolumn="subquestion" valuecolumn="stronglyagree" serieslabel="Strongly Agree" ></cfchartseries>

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Apr 13, 2012 Apr 13, 2012
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berniemiller wrote:

It never fails that as soon as I post a question I figure it out...anyway, it was differenciating on the "title" in my two queries. I made them the same and viola, one bar! Hope this helps someone.

It surely will, if you mark the question as answered!

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