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Buenos dias.
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I recently posted a similar question about a problem in OBIEE 12.2.1.3.0:
In my case, the presence of conditional formatting within the chart seems to be the issue.
Remove the conditional formats, and the chart renders.
I confirmed that the patch that @Mostafa Morsey identified was installed, but haven't heard anything further.
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Because of conditional formatting? What are you formatting and how?
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Hi Christian,
In 11G, I had successfully applied these two conditions:
In 12.2.1.3.0, it simply doesn't render. I have tried rebuilding it from scratch in 12C, without success.
It will render with a single condition, but not with a calculated combination of the two columns.I also tried with a simple version of that first, concatenated column.
Any ideas?
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P.S., I'm only showing the "legend" I created in Narrative View, because I no longer have access to the successful rendering.
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Does it work when you base your condition on an actual column and not a calculated one?
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Sorry!
This was a misstatement: "It will render with a single condition, but not with a calculated combination of the two columns."
(Too many trials and failures back when I had access to both 11G and 12C.)
Now that I'm back into it, it won't render with any conditional formatting on any column.0 -
I can't reproduce this in my on-premises or cloud. Tested 12.2.1.2, 12.2.1.4, and 12.2.5.1
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@3280715 Did you abandon your thread or not updating it anymore as Jerry and me are discussing on the side?
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I just discovered the limit I'm bumping into, and a solution for this particular instance.
I went back to trying a combined column and adding one condition at a time. With 10 possible combinations, it rendered up to six.
This worked:
But when I added a seventh, or tried to add 1B to Condition 5, it stopped rendering the chart.
So, I went back to the calculated column to consolidate the combinations in the formula, and it worked!
Luckily for me, there were only 6 formats I wanted to achieve.
Thanks for your time, Christian.
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