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Nebula
Level II

To set range in overlay

I have a data and I want to see scatter plot trend overlay by year. Ive created a year formula, but after I drag it to overlay, it creates a default 5 years range. How can I define my own range when I overlay the trend?

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txnelson
Super User

Re: To set range in overlay

Just create a new column, in my example I call it Year Bin.  Use the formula:

If(
	:Year < 2010, "2005-2009",
	:Year < 2015, "2010-2014",
	:Year < 2020, "2015-2019",
	:Year < 2025, "2020-2025"
)

yb1.PNG

Which yields the following graph with the year bins as defined in the formula

yb2.PNG

Jim

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mlo1
Level IV

Re: To set range in overlay

Can you show us the feature you are looking for in a screen shot?
There is a difference if the column used in overlay is ordinal or continuous

mlo1_0-1619476064201.png

mlo1_1-1619476114069.png

 

Nebula
Level II

Re: To set range in overlay

It’s continuous and rather than having it range from 2000-2005, but I want to see every year data ->2000, 2001, 2002, etc

txnelson
Super User

Re: To set range in overlay

It would be my suggestion to create a new column that assigns the ranges to specific bin values, and then use that column as the overlay column.

Jim
Nebula
Level II

Re: To set range in overlay

Please could you elaborate further how to formulate that in a column? Thank you 

 

 

txnelson
Super User

Re: To set range in overlay

Just create a new column, in my example I call it Year Bin.  Use the formula:

If(
	:Year < 2010, "2005-2009",
	:Year < 2015, "2010-2014",
	:Year < 2020, "2015-2019",
	:Year < 2025, "2020-2025"
)

yb1.PNG

Which yields the following graph with the year bins as defined in the formula

yb2.PNG

Jim
Nebula
Level II

Re: To set range in overlay

Thank you very much!