Enterprise Analytics troubleshooting

When I try to import a color scheme from another chart, I get the message that the color scheme could not be imported.

Solution

Make sure that the chart you are importing from is indeed a table chart, and that both table columns have identical attributes or metrics.

These are the conditions for importing a color scheme in a chart table column.

I have set the column color format for a column in a table chart, but the colors are not shown in the column.

Missing colors in column cells can be caused by the value ranges in the column color scheme. If the value ranges do not (completely) cover the values in the column, (part of) the cells in the column will not be colored.

Solution

To solve this, change the column color scheme value ranges in order to make them cover the column values.

When I switch the line chart display to stacked lines, the data disappear, and instead there is the text saying: "All y values should be positive and the number of y values should be the same (and not zero) for all objects in a line chart".

Solution

If you switch the line chart display to stacked lines and the above message is shown, it means that one or more list values of the objects in your chart has a negative value and/or the objects do not all have the same number of list values.

An example of a "problematic" line chart is shown below.

As can be seen, Object A has three values (along the x-axis) instead of four, like the other objects. Additionally, Object C has one value that is below zero. Therefore, displaying stacked lines is not possible.

In the following chart all list values are positive, and the number of list values is the same for each object. Stacked lines can be displayed:

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