Hi! I think you can do this by using parameters and calculated measures.   As an example you can have one list box with one selection for each combination (and one parameter assigned to the list box) or one listbox for each measure (and one parameter for each measure/list box).   Your calculated measures check the value of the parameter(s) and either set the value to the original measure or to missing, something like this:   calculated measure a_calc: IF parameter1 = 'A' then a else .   calculated measure b_calc: IF parameter1 = 'B' then b else .   calculated measure c_calc: IF parameter1 = 'C' then c else .   then use these calculated variables in your graph.    Might work 🙂   Another way is to transform your data and create a dimension containing the measures (a,b and c) and then stack your graph on that dimension...   //Fredrik ... View more

Ok, now I get it 🙂   I have tried to solve similiar tasks, but haven't found a way to get it fully automatically....   One thing I tested was to filter a drop-down depending on logged in user (you set this in admin tab directly on the table). I had a parameter assigned to the drop-down and made it mandatory. The problem I got was that the value did not automatically change depending on user, I had to select user manually....   I tested with a list but got the same result....   I use 7.4.   We fínally used the list and the users need to click on it to get the report. The good thing is that they can not see other figures before they click...   //Fredrik ... View more

The graph builder is not implemented yet in Viya... Maybe you can get the same functionality by putting two graphs on top of eachother? 🙂 //Fredrik ... View more

One thing we use a lot is a file header (the first line in the file) and a file footer (the last line in the file). In the header number of rows are specified, also file creation date and name.   By reading the header we get information about the file which we then use to make an initial check if it's ok. If so we stop.   If ok, we read the file and if we reach the footer we check the number of rows again.   //Fredrik ... View more

Hi! If the number of customers are to high for the list, how can you fit them in a bar chart....:)   Anyhow, the drop down (or list) should not be placed in the report- nor the section prompt area. Instead it should be placed on the report surface together with the graphs.   By doing that no automatic filtering will occur. Instead you do this by filtering the graph objects with the parameter.   //Fredrik ... View more