When working with Vizlib Combo Chart, it's important to be clear about what you can and can't do. We've collected some tips for best practices, known issues, and limitations and listed them in this article for you, along with any answers to any other questions you might need.
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Best Practice
- Let's introduce you - If you're new to Vizlib Combo Chart or looking for information, the Introduction page has links to the product resources and knowledge base articles.
- Using the Setup Wizard to start building a combo chart makes it easier to set up your chart successfully; you can always add expressions or edit data in the property panel.
- Vizlib Combo Chart can be used with alternative dimensions and measures. If you add alternatives, you'll be able to choose the measure you prefer when you're using analysis mode, changing the outcome of the chart for a much more adaptable and varied user experience.
- Adding reference lines helps users analyze data in charts.
- Viztips - Viztips is a powerful tool to add to any extension, but you can only start using it with some preparation. Make sure the visualization using Viztips is set up with the dimensions and measures to give you the result you want and has the set analysis you need.
- Performance - Vizlib Combo Chart uses the Qlik Sense engine, and each individual value is processed separately. You can add more than one combo chart to a sheet (we think you can manage up to 16), but a high number of objects will affect the Qlik Sense engine processing time, and performance may become slower. You can find more information in our article on Best Practice and Performance Optimization in Qlik Sense.
Known Issues
We currently have no known issues reported in connection with Vizlib Combo Chart.