Vizlib Flow Chart supports one measure with multiple dimensions. You can add dimensions or metrics dynamically and decide whether they should be used directly or added as alternative dimensions, which can be selected when you're in analysis mode.
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Dimensions
When you add a dimension (Figure 1), you can set the Field and Label, and choose to Include null values. Calc. condition gives you the ability to specify a conditional expression which shows or hides the dimension in the flow chart.
Node Color specifies a color for the dimension, and you can also specify the color using a HEX code in a Qlik expression (not shown here). You can also display the dimension label by enabling Node Label and display the measure value for the dimension nodes with Node Value.
Figure 1: Dimensions
Measures
When you add a measure (Figure 2), there are text fields to add an Expression and a Label. You can select a Number formatting option.
Figure 2: Measures
Alternative Dimensions and Measures
Alternative Dimensions and/or Measures can be accessed once you have added them in the property panel. As seen in Figure 3, the Dimensions and Measures are changed by selecting the dropdown arrow and then choosing the Dimensions and Measures.
Figure 3: Alternative Dimensions and Measures
Sorting
The Sorting settings (Figure 4) allow you to enable a General sort by node size, and set it in Ascending or Descending order. You can also choose to Show others on the end.
Figure 4: Sorting
Data Handling
With Data Handling settings (Figure 5) you can set a Flow Chart Nodes Limit specifying the Max Nodes Per One Dimension, and enter a Displayed message to show if the limit is exceeded.
Figure 5: Data Handling
You can also set a Data Downloading limit (by default, this is limited to the first 5000 rows), choose to Suppress Zero Values and set a Calculation Condition to display the chart if a condition is met (Figure 6).
Figure 6: Data Handling