Stacked Multibar 3D
Posted: Thu Aug 26, 2010 12:59 pm
I have an application where I need to be able to show information stacked, like a multibar, but using the Z direction as well.
When I use multiple bars and select multiple stack groups, they all come out side by side on the front plane.
When I use a 3D tower, I get the ability to define values back into the Z direction, but I can't seem to get anything to stack.
What I'm after is something like 2 or more Tower series that stack on top of each other, but then I do that, I get a flat plane for the second series, as shown in the attached jpg.
In the attachment, the entry for the second series was at X=2, Z=2, Y=10, and what I'm looking for is a bar that stacks on top of the X=2, Z=2 value for the first series.
It would actually show at Y=14 because it would be 4 from the first series, then 10 for the second.
I imagine if there is a solution, it is something like multiple bar stack groups, then the ability to assign a Z depth to different groups.
Is there a way to assign a Z depth to specific series?
Suggestions appreciated
Is this something that would be better handled by purchasing a support agreement?
Thanks
Hank
When I use multiple bars and select multiple stack groups, they all come out side by side on the front plane.
When I use a 3D tower, I get the ability to define values back into the Z direction, but I can't seem to get anything to stack.
What I'm after is something like 2 or more Tower series that stack on top of each other, but then I do that, I get a flat plane for the second series, as shown in the attached jpg.
In the attachment, the entry for the second series was at X=2, Z=2, Y=10, and what I'm looking for is a bar that stacks on top of the X=2, Z=2 value for the first series.
It would actually show at Y=14 because it would be 4 from the first series, then 10 for the second.
I imagine if there is a solution, it is something like multiple bar stack groups, then the ability to assign a Z depth to different groups.
Is there a way to assign a Z depth to specific series?
Suggestions appreciated
Is this something that would be better handled by purchasing a support agreement?
Thanks
Hank